Chrome for Linux Gets Plug-In Support

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The good news is that you can now pick-up your Chrome for Linux, point it to video websites like YouTube, Hulu, YouPorn, Google Videos, Daily Motion, Metacafe and watch video. I’m not talking of Crossover Chromium.

Chrome for Linux, developer version now supports third party plug-ins like flash and others that i still have to find-out. Though the Flash plug-in is partly implemented and can cause crashes, it works.

If this pushes you to give it a try, the easy way get it in your Ubuntu based Pc is by the following PPA to your repository.

and authenticate with

now install from your terminal with sudo apt-get install chromium-browser and still from the command-line run with

to enable plugins.

The recent update also has a new explanatory welcome page, working with Tabs Pages is a delight, duplicating Tabs is fun; much better than months back. Chrome for Linux gets better day after day.

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