New things in this release (from the Chrome Releases Blog):

○ Mostly bug and crash fixes.
○ Linux: Fixed the browser crashing because of missing fonts. (Issue 13007)
○ Lots of progress filling in missing features on Mac and Linux. Random samples:

• Linux: HTTP authentication now works.
• Linux: Render the contents of tabs while dragging.
• Linux: You can import and export bookmarks.
• Mac: You can download more than one item in a tab.
• Mac: A (preliminary) download shelf at the bottom of the window shows your downloads.
• Mac: Added the Restore Closed Tabs item to the File menu.

○ The --enable-monitor-profile flag converts web pages from sRGB to your current default monitor profile. It does not handle embedded color profiles in images. (Issue 4938)
○ The 'Print selection' option on the Print dialog works on Windows. (Issue 1682)


Known issues in this version:

○You cannot drag bookmarklets (javascript: URLs) to the bookmarks bar.
○When you install an extension, two separate toolstrips appear. The problem will go away when you restart the browser.

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Also they borked animated gifs. D:

just wondering whether 3.0.190.4 resolve the gif problem?

Originally Posted by sulasno

just wondering whether 3.0.190.4 resolve the gif problem?

guess not, still not working)

I wonder what the difference is between 3.0.190.1 and 3.0.190.4? Can't find any info on that...

As it's sulasno posting, it must be a Chromium build ....

Thought he'd promised not to post anything more about Chromium !!

Apologies:

Sorry sulasno, just come back in and I've been updated ...

Obviously a bit slow to gettin round to updating us in the UK ;-)

At least Stamga's theme still works ;-D

I wonder why no news at
http://googlechromereleases.blogspot.com/

I was wondering that as well ;-)