Google Releases OS Chrome Beta for Mac

Google Releases OS Chrome Beta for Mac

IT service Google Chrome for Mac beta has just made it under the wire for a 2009 release. Of course, it's still just a beta, not a first release--and, as we know, it's missing some features--but it's a step beyond what we've seen so far.
Available for Windows for more than a year, Chrome's stated purpose is to provide a slim, fast, secure browser. The IT company Developer builds of Chrome first appeared for OS X last June, though they were plagued with bugs and missing features.

Based on WebKit, the same IT Support that underlies Safari, Chrome boasts a sandboxed IT security mode that aims to mean the crash of one tab won't take down the entire browser. There's also a location field that doubles as a search box and an incognito mode for when you don't want your browsing history retained.