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The folks at butterscotch.com have released part 1 in their ambitious 10 part series tutorializing (apparently not a word?) Google Chrome. While the material covered in the first video is quite basic, you may be missing some of the basics! I'm looking forward to their follow up video tutorials! View the video after the jump

Twitter is a web phenomenon that quite a few people just don't get. To those people, it's like an odd cross between an instant messenging client, email, and a chat room. To those that find it useful, it can help build and foster business relationships. Another excellent use is for getting a glimpse into the public opinion, and since much of the Twitter user base is pretty tech-savvy, quite a lot of the individual tweets are about Chrome and other web browsers. Let's take a look at what's being said on the Twitter sphere.

I'm not much of a full screen fiend myself, but you know there had to be at least a COUPLE please out there impatiently waiting for this feature.

I am always a bit skeptical about the browser market share stats on a worldwide basis but looking at numbers from an individual website are much more reliable since you can just look at one domain and the weblog.

Those itching for a Mac version of the Chrome browser prepare for a bittersweet piece of news. Take a look at the first screens of Chrome running on a Mac inside, and see how far a long the project really is.

Our newest writer Jim takes a quick look at the Javascript engines behind the major players in the web browsing market.

Life is rough on the bleeding edge. I've been using for the latest build of the Chrome from the developer channel for some time now, and I'm beginning to see some rendering problems across the web. Are you seeing the same thing?

In anticipation of the impending Google Chrome web domination (just kidding, sorta), we here at Google Chrome Fans are looking to expand. Are you a dedicated Chrome user? Have a way with words? Looking to make your mark on the web? Read on!

According to a recent post on Lifehacker, Google Chrome extensions are coming in May! Yay! Unfortunately, they're making a bit of an assumption in reporting this, and I wouldn't be surprised if that turns out to be untrue. Read on for why.

The stable and beta versions saw an update on Tuesday, which fixed a small bug that arose from that User-Agent Hotmail fix we reported ealier this week. The dev channel saw an update today, improving stability and improving the V8 javascript rendering engine. Read on for more