Dev Channel Update: 2.0.170.0
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Google Chrome's Dev channel has been updated to 2.0.170.0. Most of the focus this week was on usability and stability fixes, in addition to WebKit and V8 merges.
New
- V8 has been updated to version 1.1.1.2, read more in the V8 changelog.
- Autocomplete popup now appears when you press up/down key in a text-field.
- Visited links from normal browsing are no longer being displayed as visited (i.e. purple) in incognito mode.
Fixes
- Fixed a regression that was preventing Windows taskbar from appearing when it was in auto-hide mode and Chrome was maximized.
- Regression related to session restore has been resolved.
- Fixed issue where horizontal scrolling was reversed for certain types of mice.
- Clicking on the exit full screen link now works.
- Fixes issue where URLs/bookmarks could not be dragged and dropped on to the title bar.
- Fixed issue where plugins would not hide appropriately during in page navigation.
- The complete list of changes is available in the release notes.
Known Issues
- Issue 8892: Browser crash with closing about:network window.
- Issue 8653: CPU pegged, if scrolled on flash
- Issue 8732: Provide a scroll bar for about:network dialog
- Issue 8767: Can create multiple Downloads tabs from Download shelf
- Issue 8220: No more status spinning in Downloads page
- Issue 8637: Unable to drag window when one browser window open with single tab
- Issue 8827: Import browsring history shows today's history only in the history page.
- Issue 8822: Tab crashes with debugger !
- Issue 8821: Inspector is broken, shows empty elements
- Issue 8372: Background paint issues with Task manager/B'Manager in maximized mode
- Issue 8587: Regression: Encoding auto-detect doesn't work any more
- Issue 8517: tabbing should work on a SSL interstitial page
Find about the Dev channel and how to subscribe at http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel .
Please report bugs at http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list .
Anthony Laforge, PMP
Chrome Program Manager