Google finalizes its non-beta Chrome 2.0 which is now “faster than ever"

A usual beta mode of Google Chrome 2.0 web browser was changed to the final version which is now available for download and general use. The latest update comes along with the new features added by Google developers including full-screen mode, an improved new tab page, and the support for auto-fill of text within Web page forms.

According to the company statement those users who are already running Chrome will have their browsers automatically updated to the final 2.0 release, but the terms were not specified. Otherwise Internet surfers can download the new pack from the Google Chrome download page.

Google developers say that they fixed over 300 bugs which were detected in the previous Chrome 2.0 beta releases. Besides, the company is representing its new product as “faster than ever" able to render JavaScript-heavy Web pages 30 percent faster than it previous version of Chrome.