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Review
This is official description applies to version 17.0
Google Chrome Frame is a free plug-in for Internet Explorer. Some advanced web apps use Google Chrome Frame to provide you with additional features and better performance.
Features:
-Surf the web the way you are used;
-Speed up your web experience;
-Sites offer you new features based on open technologies.
The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 4.0
Google Chrome Frame creates an instance of Google Chrome browser in your Microsoft Internet Explorer, so you can render web pages using the powerful HTML 5 and advanced JavaScript abilities that IE doesn't offer. Additionally, it provides you with the ability to enjoy a frame work developed by Google, enabling web developers to create web scripts that work almost like desktop applications.
The most advanced example of what you will be able to enjoy with this high-notch technology is Google wave, a new beta Google community that enables you to make online meetings, chat, blog, access your e-mail, and more using the same place.
The plug-in provides the ability to use some of the unique Google Chrome features like the developer tools. These tools enable you to debug Javascript code executed on the web pages that you are visiting. In addition, you will enjoy the ability to analyze all HTML elements of your page in an tree-like explorer. The resources tool will enable you to generate rich graphs about your documents. In order to enable this wonderful addition just put "cf:" in front of the web URL that you visit (i.e.cf: http://mail.google.com/mail/). |
- Faster rendering of websites.
- Enhances HTML and javascript support for IE.
- Developers tools are available.
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- Few sites support its new technology.
- Many Google Chrome browser features are still absent.
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Reviewed by: Mark Adeeb Reviewer rating: Reviewed: 2 years ago
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