Google Chrome 3.0.190 has been released to the Dev channel (Mac: 190.0, Windows: 190.1, Linux: 190.2).

Highlights in this release:
  • Mostly bug and crash fixes.
  • Linux: Fixed the browser crashing because of missing fonts. (Issue 13007)
  • Lots of progress filling in missing features on Mac and Linux. Random samples:
    • Linux: HTTP authentication now works. 
    • Linux: Render the contents of tabs while dragging.
    • Linux: You can import and export bookmarks. 
    • Mac: You can download more than one item in a tab.
    • Mac: A (preliminary) download shelf at the bottom of the window shows your downloads.
    • Mac: Added the Restore Closed Tabs item to the File menu.
  • The --enable-monitor-profile flag converts web pages from sRGB to your current default monitor profile. It does not handle embedded color profiles in images. (Issue 4938)
  • The 'Print selection' option on the Print dialog works on Windows. (Issue 1682)
Known issues:
  • You cannot drag bookmarklets (javascript: URLs) to the bookmarks bar. (Issue 12290)
  • When you install an extension, two separate toolstrips appear.  The problem will go away when you restart the browser. (Issue 14941)

More details are available in the release notes and the log of all revisions.

You can find out about getting on the Dev channel here: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel.

If you find new issues, please let us know by filing a bug at http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/entry.

Mark Larson
Google Chrome Program Manager