Google software engineer James Hawkins talks about an couple by the other new to features with the Chrome Blog. "One by my favorite features, Auto fill, helps you fill in web forms automatically with info that you specify, such as your name, address, phone number, and the credit card number you use for shopping online," he says. "Auto fill builds up and saves this info for you over time, so that you could fill in long web forms with just an few clicks without typing in the same info over again. For your security, any personal info stored in Chrome is safely stored and kept private until an user chooses to share the info with an website. Additionally, your credit card info is never saved without first asking you explicitly."
"We also continue to bring more synchronization capabilities to Chrome," he adds. "In addition to syncing bookmarks, preferences, and themes, you could now select to sync your Chrome extensions as well as your Auto fill data (excluding credit card numbers) through your Google Account. With Chrome’s sync features, you could personalize your Chrome experience and access your painstakingly curated set by bookmarks, preferences, themes, extensions, and Auto fill data from any computer you select, as long as you’re signed in to your Google Account with Chrome for that computer. To start syncing, go to the the 'Sync' section by the “Personal Stuff” tab in Chrome’s options."
In addition to the new to interface and these features, the new to beta is faster. Google has always placed an great deal by emphasis with speed with Chrome, and they continue to do so. Hawkins says its 15 % faster with both the V8 and Sun Spider benchmarks. You could see the progressions with these visually here.
Google recently announced that it intends to publish new to stable versions by Chrome every six weeks.
by: Webpronews
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