The simplest web browser, Google Chrome, was too simple to even have extensions. And those who are addicted to Firefox addons never took Chrome seriously for their primary web browsing. But now, Google has just released a stable release of Chrome’s new version that includes extensions, bookmark sync and more.
If you are still thinking to wait until it populates with really useful extensions then you must know that there are already 1,500 extensions available in the extensions gallery.
And my favorite feature is the bookmark sync. Checkout this video to know more about bookmark sync.
Performance of Google Chrome has also improved. as measured by Mozilla's Dromaeo DOM Core Tests, here is the graph of the improvement in performance by percentage.
It is strange for me that Chrome still doesn’t render the RSS Feed XML (unless its delivered by Feedburner).