Windows 7: Google Chrome 3.0.191.3 Released

direct link: http://dl.google.com/chrome/install/..._installer.exe

Highlights in this release:

Highlights in this release:
(Mac) Enabled support for the Mac OS X spellchecking service.
(Mac) First cut at popup blocking for Mac.
(Linux) Accelerator keys like ctl-C for copy should work again.
(Linux) Initial support of complex text (e.g. Arabic). Bug reports welcome.
(Linux) Initial GTK theme support.
(Linux) IME support.
(Extensions) Breaking API Change: page_actions.icon renamed to
page_action.icons and changed from a single string to an array of
strings.
(All) Added support for exporting/ importing bookmarklet bookmarks, thanks to Thiago.
(All) Fixed Acid3 Test 48: LINKTEST

Known issues:
Issue 15199: New windows open off screen, in certain conditions, for dual montior users.
Issue 16052: Tab closes if a new url is navigated to quickly during a page load.
More details are available in the release notes and the log of all revisions.

You can find out about getting on the Dev channel here: Early Access Release Channels ‎(Chromium Developer Documentation)‎.

If you find new issues, please let us know by filing a bug at http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/entry.

Anthony Laforge
Google Chrome Program Manager

Thanks, updated. They mention addons but I dont see where they are.

i don't think they support add-ons yet; you can use extensions or scripts, which requires you to add "--enable-user-scripts or --enable-extensions" to the target line

the one new thing they added to this is the new tab page; you can try that by adding
"--new-new-tab-page" to the target field by right clicking on chrome and clicking properties; the new tab page is similar to chromium, which is what i'm using version 3.0.193.0 build 20021

yeah I have been using --new-new-tab-page which is a nice page. But I must be blind because I still cant see addons mentioned even with the --enable-extensions added.

sorry, not sure what addons you are referring to

if you are interested in installing some addons, you can view this page:Chrome Extensions, Bookmarklets & Userscripts Compilation - Google Chrome Forums

UPDATED: New Release 3.0.192.1

See 1st Post for direct link

is this x86 only? is there an x64 version?

i don't think they created a x64 version, but it can be used in both types

Please advise us when there is a stable version of Google Chrome that will run properly on Windows 7 64-bit, without having to perform manual registry hacks.

Thanks

you can download the stable version 2.0.172.39 now!

i've been using version 2 for weeks with windows 7 x64 with no problems at all, no registry hacks, and flash works fine too. the 32bit browser works great in my 64bit OS - try it yourself!

the guys above are discussing beta version 3.

but why oh why does it install itself into c:/users/*username*/appdata/local/google/chrome/application? what's wrong with program files (x86)/chrome???