Google’s new Web Store offers themes, extensions and apps for Google’s web browser, Chrome.
Themes and extensions are not new to Chrome; the store simply brings them together with apps to provide improved discoverability.
Outwardly, the applications might not seem all that different, but for those using the Chrome browser, Google has added a layer of functionality that app developers can take advantage of.
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This presentation was created to help inform designers, producers and account folks inside Odopod about how the advances of web standards are impacting the work we do.
I've found Chrome offers the most consistent support of the sites I link to with the exception of one that works in Safari (it is noted below).
Lastly, this is a charged topic for some and I welcome all civil comments.
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