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Google chrome beta 16 arrives with adds support for syncing multiple accounts and lots of new features also the web-store get updated. chrome 16 is mainly based on WebKit-based browser's Beta channel.The new beta, version 16.0.912.21, expands Chrome's sync capabilities by adding support for syncing multiple browser profiles.
With Chrome 16, additional users can now sign into a shared computer and access their own data, such as bookmarks, apps and extensions, to personalise their experience. The feature can be found under Options (Preferences on Mac) > Personal Stuff > "Add new user". Once a new user has been added, a "fresh instance" of the browser will open with all of that user's data, and a badge in the upper left corner will show which account is currently in use. Users can switch between accounts by clicking on the badge.
Google Software Engineer Miranda Callahan points out that the new feature "isn't intended to secure your data against other people using your computer, since all it takes is a couple of clicks to switch between users", noting that users are advised to "protect your data from being seen by others, please use the built-in user accounts in your operating system of choice".
With Chrome 16, additional users can now sign into a shared computer and access their own data, such as bookmarks, apps and extensions, to personalise their experience. The feature can be found under Options (Preferences on Mac) > Personal Stuff > "Add new user". Once a new user has been added, a "fresh instance" of the browser will open with all of that user's data, and a badge in the upper left corner will show which account is currently in use. Users can switch between accounts by clicking on the badge.
Google Software Engineer Miranda Callahan points out that the new feature "isn't intended to secure your data against other people using your computer, since all it takes is a couple of clicks to switch between users", noting that users are advised to "protect your data from being seen by others, please use the built-in user accounts in your operating system of choice".
Further update and latest can be found on the official google chrome blog.
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