- Google opens Chrome app store to developers
The Register has more details on a move from Google that has been puzzling me. From their description, what “installing” a web app in Chrome will do is allow a traditional web application to customize Chrome’s, er, chrome with its own icon and such as well as getting some higher privileges to access the browser’s resources. I suppose the security implications aren’t very different from other kinds of add ons, many of which already integrate with web services. I do wonder if the lower barrier to entry than a proper extension might make auditing for securing harder just because of increased volume.
- Java based Flash player
- Legal analysis of Oracle v. Google
- SCOTUS told P2P users can be “innocent infringers”
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Tagged with Chrome, Flash, Google, Java, Oracle, p2p, patent.
By Thomas Gideon
– August 20, 2010
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