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Even though Google’s Android mobile operating system has covered quite a bit of ground in the smartphone market over the last few years, there really is no denying the sad reality that the OS hasn’t proven to be of any success in the tablet market yet. But why?
Last night I updated my build of Chromium (Google Chrome) on OS X to build number 4.0.295.0 (35879). After I update Chromium I typically look around to see if they have added anything new to it and to my surprise they finally added the Bookmark Manager. As I pointed out in my previous review of Chromium while it was in its early days of development for OS X there were a number of features missing including the Bookmark Manager (which I missed a lot, in fact it was a deal breaker at first).
Chromium is updated more frequently (multiple times per day) than the official Google Chrome for Mac beta so it’s only natural for the bookmark manager feature to appear first in the Chromium build. Nonetheless, it was a pleasant surprise – one which I have been waiting for, for quite some time. I can only assume that this will make its way over to the official build shortly and that it will be ready for a stable release soon on OS X.
Even while still in development for OSX and Linux the Google Chrome (Open source project called Chromium) browser is looking...
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