Chrome Releases: Dev Update: Remove Thumbnails from the New Tab Page

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Dev Update: Remove Thumbnails from the New Tab Page

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Google Chrome's Dev channel has been updated to 2.0.174.0.
You can find out about getting on the Dev channel here: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel.
Notable Changes:

Ability to remove thumbnails from the New Tab Page (feature still in development). (Issue: 685)
Added "Undo Tab Close" and "New Tab" to the context menu on the tab bar. (Issue: 2144)
It is no longer possible to cut or copy from a password text-field. (Issue: 9425)
Ctrl+Shift+Arrow allows change in text direction in RTL UIs. Also now support Ctrl+Shift text alignment based on which side of the keyboard those keys are pressed.(Issues: 9762, 9763)

Last Week's Known Issues Fixed:

Fixed issue where Google Calendar widget was not showing events. (Issue: 8935)

Known Issues:

Text disappears in certain web applications. For example, labels on all day events in Google calendar do not appear except when moused over. (9904)
Mouse wheel scrolling does not scroll windows that aren't focused. (9647)
Vertical scrollbar disappears when maximizing and resizing window in Gmail. (10009)
Delete history from Incognito mode does not refersh the history page. (Issue: 9984)
IME issue, form autofill pop-up overlaps the IME candidate window. (Issue: 9596)

Let us know about the issues you find by filing a bug, but please search the open issues first.
A detailed list of changes in this release is in the release notes.

-- Anthony Laforge
Google Chrome Program Manager

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