Last step with the final package, Google Chrome 4.1 version has arrived . The browser gives pride of machine translation and management of private data. Google Chrome 4.1 is based on the Google Translate tool, available in 52 languages to translate on the fly web pages on demand, via the appearance of a toolbar in the browser window to launch the machine translation.
Google has introduced the downloadable version of 4.1 of its browser Chrome for Windows, including the beta came out earlier this month. This milling corrects a number of bugs but is mostly an opportunity to formalize the introduction of new features in size, such as machine translation and improved management of personal data. Automatic translation course obeys the law of its kind with a result sometimes tinged with curiosity. If the user does not wish to be harassed by the translation bar, he may decide in the options to disable the translation for a given language.
Furthermore, the browser of the firm Mounatin View now offers better management of personal data by making available to the user of new privacy settings.Thus, the version 4.1 of Chrome offers a new section called “Content Settings” accessible from the dialog box “Advanced Options / Privacy.” The 4.1 version of Google Chrome also offers new privacy settings (advanced) to better manage cookies, pop-ups, but also plugins images and JavaScript. By default, all sites are allowed to execute JavaScript code, but the user can decide to not allow any or establish exceptions to safe sites. Similarly, for the other elements too.
Developers do not want to waste time and have already begun to prepare Chrome 5.0 for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.