Ubuntu Global Menu Support Now In Chromium

By Dinsan Francis, 13/04/2011

Chromium daily builds in Ubuntu have a new addition to about:flags page. Experimental support for Ubuntu’s Global Menu. One more step by Google Chrome team towards making Chrome blend will with Ubuntu desktop experience.

 

What Is Global Menu

In a global menu, the application menus like File, Edit, Settings etc. are part of the panel and all applications share this menu. This is one of the steps Ubuntu took to save more screen space on notebooks and netbooks.

Chrome, which has done everything possible to keep things simple to give more browsing space, is on the right direction here ! This feature will eventually be added to Chrome on Ubuntu.

Hope you geeks will enjoy it !

via OMG Ubuntu

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