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    <title>Update for Google Chrome Available (Already!)</title>
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      <title>Original Blog Entry: Update for Google Chrome Available (Already!)</title>
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      <pubDate>Sat, 06 Sep 2008 19:49:06 GMT</pubDate>
      <dc:creator>Todd</dc:creator>
      <description><![CDATA[<p>For those who have installed Google's new&nbsp;&quot;Chrome&quot;&nbsp;(I really don't like that name)&nbsp;Web browser, there is already the first update available, but you may not be aware of it.</p><p>I have read about a major security flaw in the browser lately, so I was surprised when I did not see the browser &quot;update itself&quot; at some point.</p><p>I just happened to be poking around in the interface and noticed a small message at the bottom of the &quot;About&quot; window stating that an update was available.</p><p>So if you have Google Chrome, here's how to get the update:</p><ol><li>Click the button in the upper-right corner with the &quot;wrench&quot; symbol on it.</li><li>Select &quot;About Google Chrome&quot; from the menu.</li><li>At the bottom of the About window (to the left of the OK button) you will see a message that either states that the browser is up-to-date, or that an update is available.</li><li>If an update is available, click the message to install it, and then (as it instructs) close all instances of the Chrome browser that you have open. &nbsp;(After they are all closed you can re-open them.)</li></ol><div>The new version is&nbsp;<strong>0.2.149.29</strong> (build number&nbsp;1798).</div>]]></description>
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