I have downloaded Google Chrome from Dev channel and opening chrome with a –enable-apps parameter but still cann't install google apps. Does anybody know how to install Chrome Apps in a chrome?
I have tried to install this Chrome App which is called Calc Lite. This App has been developed just to see Chrome App in action.
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TechCrunch: Silverlight 4 In Beta. Supports Google Chrome.
Microsoft announced the availability of Silverlight 4 in beta at its Professional Developers Conference (PDC) today. Some of the new features include more fluid animations, Webcam, microphone and printing support, 200 percent faster start times than Silverlight 3, deep zoom and multi-touch support and more. It now also supports Google Chrome, even though it’s just a rounding error of a browser.
Some more details on Silverlight 4 features and its Chrome support.
There are also notes of some success with Silverlight 3.
I am not sure if this will help as it appears you are seeing a few things in Youtube.
If you want to check that Adobe Flash is enabled correctly, type chrome://plugins/ to the address bar.
Click the + Details option to expand each section.
Look for the section on Flash and you should be able to enable/disable both the system flash (located in a shared folder) and your Chrome flash. I would recommend playing around with these options - possibly if it is causing problems, disable the Chrome flash and enable your system one.
Chrome settings on a Windows 7 machine.
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Applications are a special mode of running a website, not extensions. You can create one by clicking "Create Application Shortcuts" under the page menu (upper right-hand corner). When clicked, these launch the website without an address bar, bookmarks, or tab bar. It's designed to make ajax applications like Gmail, Google Calendar, or Google reader feel more like a desktop application than a website.
Extensions have been enabled for quite some time in chrome, and even the stable version supports them now. The extension in question seems to download and Chrome (6.0.422.0) Prompts to install it, though given no documentation I have not actually installed the extension since I don't know what exactly the code does. If you would like to see extensions in action, I would suggest looking at Google's extension gallery.
You might've stumbled upon an application designed for Chrome OS. I wouldn't be able to say if the Chrome browser will ever support these.