When you leave Redmond, where do you go?
By Jo Best
Published: 23 October 2008 14:44 GMT
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One of the newest kids on the block, Google's Chrome - launched earlier this year - already has a toehold in the browser market, with around four per cent of visitors to silicon.com now using it.
Google has carried its traditional stripped-down design into Chrome with the feature shown here - the sandbox - which gives users a pictorial representation of the nine sites they visit most.
Chrome also boasts dynamic tabbing, where users can pull tabs out into a new window, or unite many separate windows into a single, tabbed window.
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