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With a developer's release that is basically a pre-beta, Google is providing an early look at some of the features and capabilities that will be in Version 2.0 of its Chrome Web browser.
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- eWEEK Labs First Look at Google Chrome 2.0 Developer Release
by Jim Rapoza - The new pre-beta of Chrome 2.0 uses an updated WebKit browser engine that scores well on the Acid3 Web standards test.
- Many of the new features in this release add capabilities found in other browsers, such as auto-complete in Web forms.
- Increased spell-checking options are available in the Chrome 2.0 pre-beta.
- When dragging and dropping tabbed windows in Chrome 2.0, users can move them to special docking icons that provide different display options for docked windows.
- In the pre-beta of Chrome 2.0, it is now possible to import Google Toolbar bookmarks.
- Chrome 2.0 users will be able to define and launch different browser user profiles.
- By enabling an https-only option in Chrome, it is possible to prevent any site that doesn't use secure connections from loading in the browser.
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