Google Chrome keeps a searchable history of pages you visit. This history is only stored locally on your computer. Previously, this searchable history included the text from secure sites, such as your online bank (any sites using SSL for security).
As Google Chrome won't be saving this text from secure pages in its local history, the address bar and local history will no longer find data from secure sites you've visited
Major Changes:
- Improve update more reliable
- Improved Flash performance
- Fixed compatibility with other plugins
- Made fixes to how Google Chrome handles JavaScript
Change Log
Google Chrome version 0.2.149.30 was released on 17 September 2008. Users will get automatic updates over the next few days.
Security Updates Other Changes
Security Rating: Low risk. This can lead to 100% CPU usage or a tab crash.
More information: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/30975
Google Chrome keeps a searchable history of pages you visit. This history is only stored locally on your computer. Previously, this searchable history included the text from secure sites, such as your online bank (any sites using SSL for security). Google Chrome no longer saves text from secure pages in its local history. The address bar and local history search page will no longer find data from secure sites you have visited.
If you are concerned about data that might have been indexed for searching before this release, you can follow the Google Chrome Help Center instructions for clearing your browsing history.
2 comments:
it's funny, the more i use Chrome, the more unstable it seems to get; it crashes a lot more, can't handle sites with flash, hangs every time i close a tab... all that to say, i'm switching back to Firefox
You are right Roberts, but remember this is only a Beta version...Hope will be better
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