A month ago we heard about Google giving their Chrome browser a speed boost and making the interface friendlier for grandmas with version 9, but apparently they’re not very satisfied with the results, and went back again to the drawing boards to further improve it. So, a month later, here’s version 10.

It’s fresh off from beta today, with constant chrono boost. Google claims a 66-percent improvement in JavaScript performance on the 3.8-Litre V8 benchmark suite, along with a completely revamped settings interface that replaces the usual window with a tab in the browser, something similar to Firefox 4.

You can also now synchronize your saved passwords across different computers, and Google has extended its sandboxing technology to the integrated Flash player in Chrome, which promises to better guard against malicious websites. Check out the video below for better understanding, because my English is very childish.

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