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"If you've been caught in the crashy, buggy, no-full-screen hell of Chrome on a Mac lately, there's good news. According to Google, Chrome 14 is out, stable and ready to fix your problems.\r\n\r\nWhile there are fixes across all platforms, it's the Mac users that should be happiest today:\r\nFor all web pages, Chrome uses Lion's\u00A0overlay scrollbars, which appear only while you\u2019re scrolling. We\u2019ve also added initial support for Lion\u2019s\u00A0full-screen mode, triggered by a full-screen button or Ctrl+Shift+F. Finally, we\u2019ve fixed many crash bugs, and added some all-around visual polish.\r\nChrome's fast iteration has been the subject of much discussion over the past couple of years. With Stable, Beta and Canary versions, there's a huge variety of choices depending upon how risk averse you are.\r\n\r\nFortunately, it doesn't appear that the controversial &amp;quot;save my information everywhere&amp;quot; feature has made it into the Stable release just yet. As we wrote last week, this settings flag would allow you to stay logged in to any website, all you have to do is ask.\r\n\r\nYour Chrome should have already updated. If it hasn't, or if you'd like to give Chrome a try, just head over to http://google.com/chrome and get installing."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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