Bulletproof Demos with Google Chrome’s Record Mode
A really good tip from Zack Bloom, which allows you to record the browser I/O and play it back without worrying about spotty WiFi or server issues.
A really good tip from Zack Bloom, which allows you to record the browser I/O and play it back without worrying about spotty WiFi or server issues.
They’re replacing H.264 support with WebM (a video codec acquired and open-sourced by Google last year). It looks like the HTML video codec pissing match is about to start up again.
How open of them. The changes are:
“intended to create better safeguards against fraudulent extensions in the gallery and limit the activity of malicious developer accounts.”
In other words, full-steam ahead for Chrome and HTML5,, and I’m glad.
The big news of the day. There is a lot of talk that Chrome OS may be what powers the CrunchPad, but I am not so sure.