Create Google Chrome extension for your WordPress blog

Chrome Extension for your blog

Chrome Extension for your blog

Well its a fact that Chrome is the fastest growing browser.  Should you as a blogger be worried about that ?

Not really for we have the two minute solution for you to get your readers from chrome.

For the impatient bloggers all you have to do is download the zip folder of the code from here

You will need to modify the following in  SportsKeeda.html file

1) <title> Your blog description here </title>

2) {title: ‘SportsKeeda’, url: ‘http://www.sportskeeda.com/feed/’ }];

Change to the name and url of your feed

3) Change the icons in the folder

4) Once you are done upload the zip folder here and done !
For the bloggers who will like to know the detailed process there are only 4 steps :

1) Hop on to Google Ajax Feed API wizard and create a feed API for your blog.
2) Go through the tutorial on how to create a chrome extension
3) Don’t download the Popup.html as said in the tutorial. Just copy the code from the first step and add the following CSS on the top to create your own popup.html.
<style>
body {
  min-width:357px;
  overflow-x:hidden;
}
img {
  margin:5px;
  border:2px solid black;
  vertical-align:middle;
  width:75px;
  height:75px;
}
</style>

4) Create a zip folder and upload it here and done !

Opera’s Video Response to Google Chrome

You might remember the last time we posted about Google Chrome, containing a humorous video showing the speed of Google Chrome. Well, other browsers aren’t behind! In fact, Opera has posted another video – “The Opera browser is much faster than a potato”. Here it is:

Google’s video included some hi-fi stunts whereas Opera’s is less on the stunt side, more on the joke side. And for those who forgot or don’t know about the Google Chrome video, here it is:

The All New Google Chrome 5 – Released!

Google has just released its new stable Chrome for Windows, Mac and Linux. The release includes a couple of new features, including the ability to synchronize browser preferences across various computers, new HTML5 capabilities and a revamped bookmark manager. Google says that Chrome has improved by 213% and 305% in Javascript performance by the V8 and SunSpider benchmarks since the initial beta. Here are a few screenshots of the chrome on various operating systems:

Google Chrome for Windows

Google Chrome for Mac

Google Chrome on Linux

Google also posted an image showing the timeline of Chrome and a video showing the speed tests (which were actually just for humor :P ):

First dev, then beta, now stable! Image by Christoph Niemann

Download the new Google Chrome here and do tell us if you liked it or not via the comments section below!

(source and image credits – Google Blog)