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Lots of good changes! I like the standard of prompting for installing Chrome Frame for IE6 users. Gives them the option of installing the Chrome Frame or stil
by joshfinnie 15y ago
Lots of good changes! I like the standard of prompting for installing Chrome Frame for IE6 users. Gives them the option of installing the Chrome Frame or still getting to the content!
And very interested to try out normalize.css...
- ozten 15y agoI wonder what percentage of people who have enough access to install a plugin into IE6, don't have enough access to install a new browser. To plenty of corporate machines... this will be an annoying piece of bling.
- watchandwait 15y agoThe new version of the plugin does not require admin permission.
- Athtar 15y agoIIRC the new version of Chrome Frame does not require Admin access any more. I think it runs a secondary process that injects Chrome Frame into any new instances of IE starting up.
- alanh 15y agoAmazingly, it goes one further — reloading any pages that were already open before the Chrome Frame installer ran is sufficient to get the CF goodness on those pages!
- ephemient 15y agohttp://blog.chromium.org/2011/06/introducing-non-admin-chrome-frame.html http://blog.chromium.org/2011/06/introducing-non-admin-chrom...