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Testing to determine image insert capability via Chrome/XP.

Glad to see it works. I can even go backwards (delete files).

But - I'll stick with my other browser.
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I got it done but only with difficulties. Maybe just a new method that I have not yet learned.
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Certainly do not see an incease in speed but this is XP and a wireless connection.
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And here I thought that I was going to see a chrome-plated Shopsmith!
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videobear wrote:And here I thought that I was going to see a chrome-plated Shopsmith!
A Chrome plated paper clip would be nice!:D
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Last week I saw a completely chrome plated or highly polished stainless steel, but I think chrome Porche Cayenne. I'm glad the sun wasn't real bright.
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videobear wrote:And here I thought that I was going to see a chrome-plated Shopsmith!
You weren't the only one!
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I have used Google Chromium (The Linux version of Chrome) for some time now and it is my primary browser.


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robinson46176 wrote:I have used Google Chromium (The Linux version of Chrome) for some time now and it is my primary browser.

Google Chrome is built on the code from the open source project Chromium. There is a good discussion on the differences here. I'm pretty sure Chromium originated in Linux and was ported to Windows.
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Post by fitzhugh »

I use chrome on android for most things these days but have to remember to use Firefox to post here. Chrome and maxthon won't upload photos while ff will. That's on an android phone. On Linux desktop I have no problem with photos with chrome, chromium or firefox.
Just tossing that out there in case it helps anyone else having trouble posting from a phone.
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