Google Chrome has made available for download a new interim development milestone of its open-source browser. The new build fixes an array of issues, and in fact it was delayed in order to ensure that the resolves introduced are working properly. According to the Mountain View-based search giant, Google Chrome 2.0.172.2 now allows end users to right-click selected text in order to copy it, functionality which was missing from previous versions.
Google has focused hard on the known issues that affected the previous development milestone of Chrome. In this context, users will be able to create multiple Download tabs in a single window without any issues. When it comes down to download, Google has also fixed the progress indicator for downloads. In addition, the History tab no longer displays just today’s browsing history. But at the same time, there are new issues that the end users will need to be made aware of, including the fact that we cannot drag bookmarks on the New Tab page; and mouse wheel scrolling does not scroll windows that aren’t focused. The latest development of Google Chrome is available for download here.
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