Google Chrome USB flash drive

Posted in Google by Conner Flynn on September 4th, 2008

Google Chrome USB flash driveLike lollipops or Popsicles, some of us like our software on a USB drive. So, looks like some German guy is offering a no-install, “lite” version of the Google CHROME BROWSER. Google on a stick if you will. On a USB flash drive. Carsten created a portable version of Google Chrome that has all the features of the main browser but requires no installation. Just unzip all the files and start using it. It will run directly from the USB stick on any Windows computer and all of your user settings like web history, cookies, etc. will also get saved to the same folder on the stick. The software is downloadable.
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One Comment to “Google Chrome USB flash drive”
  1. Ferrets Says:

    Is there any latter version?It’s 2 years ago

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