Introducing Chrome
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The document discusses web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari and defines extensions, plug-ins and add-ons that can extend browser functionality. It also lists steps for installing and using Chrome, including syncing, themes/apps/extensions, task manager, tips/tricks and what's new, and provides a link for help. The document invites the reader to connect via Google Hangouts.
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Introducing Chrome
- 3. What is a Web browser? A program that allows users to view Web pages. Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer Safari
- 6. Extension – extends a browser’s functionality. Plug-in – a link to an external program (e.g., Flash). Add-on – extends the functionality of a program (e.g., toolbar) Accelerator – Add-ons for Internet Explorer.
- 7. Exploring … Hands on work … 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Installing Chrome Synching Chrome Themes, apps, and extensions Task Manager Tips and tricks What’s new? Need help? http://shog.us/chromehelp