Google Chrome 45 released

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  1. macappleguy8, Sep 4, 2015

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    Google just release Chrome 45 with claims of lower memory and battery usage.

    I haven't had a chance to test it out yet. But I'm going to try it this weekend to see if it holds up to the claims. Especially when it concerns the Macbook. I'm also interested in finding out what everyone else thinks. I posted this hear because my only concern is how this affects the rMB.
     
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  2. Nychot, Sep 4, 2015

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    I really think Safari in the rmb and the mba 2014 is superior to anything chrome can do on a mac. however, i use it on my android tablets and phone.
     
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  3. Queen6, Sep 4, 2015

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    Same I tend to avoid Google`s products as I don't care for their T&C`s, nor do they bring anything to the table for OS X.

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  4. wmchenry, Sep 4, 2015

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    Great news,

    If Google can get Chrome to be less of a resource hog it will be a game changer in my workflow.
     
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  5. nlr, Sep 4, 2015

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    does the windows version do the same?
     
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  6. tbirdparis, Sep 4, 2015

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    Thanks for the heads up.. definitely interested here. While I'm actually pretty ok with Safari for pretty much everything, we use Google sheets all the time for work and it always seemed to be way more responsive on Chrome. Guess I'll be giving the update a whirl to see what happens, cheers.
     
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