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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!

I'm a full time Chrome user these days, but every once in a while I found myself yearning for some functionality previously available to me via Firefox extension. Read my list of extensions that I'll be first in line for when Chrome adds the functionality. Then, I'd love to know which extensions you can barely live without.

Break out those tinfoil hats. Big Brother Google is out to get you!

The Google Chomium Dev Center is a great place to get a glimpse into the future of Chrome.  One recently added article details how extensions will work once implemented.  It may be a ways down the road, but with Firefox's extension system so well-received among techies out there, it seems like the Chromium Dev team may be working to get this out as fast as possible.

Most of us Google Chrome users have been using the browser for a while now (probably since the browser's launch). Being a previous Firefox user, I was forced to re-learn some of the power tips I had utilized pre-switch. Read on for the Definitive Google Chrome Fans Power User Tips!

I've made it quite clear before how much of a fan I am of the Google Chrome comic book. So imagine my surprise when I came across a t-shirt with a scene from the comic on it! I just ordered mine, read on for the link.

Google Chrome has not yet been officially released by Google for the Mac or Linux (a fact that Google co-founder Sergey Brin calls embarassing).  However, because of Chome's open source platform, dubbed Chromium, the people at CodeWeaver.com were able to make Google Chrome run on a non-Windows machine.  Read on for the instructions.

Yeah, there are plenty of things to like about Google Chrome, but after about 2 weeks of use, I think I have my favorite feature.  Is it the moveable/detachable/re-attachable tabs?  Is it the separate processes for each tab?  Is it Incognito mode?  No.  While these are GREAT features, they don't compare to my ultimate.  Its a little feature I like to call: The Anti-Rick Roll.