Internet giant Google has released the first final, stable version of its proprietary browser, Chrome, is designed not only to followers of Windows, but also for connoisseurs of the operating system, Mac OS, and Linux distributions. Compared with pre-beta version of Chrome 5 there are a lot of improvements that are sure to appreciate the fans "chrome" browser. 

First of all, in the final version of Chrome 5 should further accelerate the work engine javascript - up to 35 percent compared with the previous modifications. Furthermore, in addition to the bookmarks synchronization options similar functionality is now available for the browser settings. In other words, you can now synchronize options for working with content filters, topics, etc., even between computers with different operating systems.

While in this stable build by default and does not appear promised integration of technology Adobe Flash, working on implementing it, obviously, will continue. However, the final version of Chrome 5 includes many features of the new Web standard, HTML5, for example, the ability to save Web applications to the browser cache when working in offline mode, and geolocation services. Note that the bookmark manager Google Chrome also uses a standard HTML5.