Google has announced the beta release of it's new browser, Chrome. Chrome is currently in BETA stage and only available on Windows, although it should be rolling out on Linux and Macs in the near future.
The launch of Chrome appears to try and compete in the browser market that is currently dominated by Internet Explorer. The great thing about Chrome, like FireFox, is that it's open source, meaning others will be able to view the source code, and from there be able to offer more
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Woopra is a live website analytical tool. Some of you may of heard about Google Anayltics, a tool provided by none other than Google, that allows web masters to track important information about visitors to their site. This information includes stuff like the percentage of direct traffic to a site, key phrases used in search engines to find the site, referrals from links on other sites, and the type of browser a user is using etc. All of this can then be used to help
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