Chromium Blog: January 2014

Run Chrome Apps on mobile using Apache Cordova

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

new breed of Chrome AppsApache Cordova

developer workflowChrome Apps Developer ToolChrome APIs

identity - sign-in users using OAuth2 without prompting for passwords

payments - sell virtual goods within your mobile app

pushMessaging - push messages to your app from your server

sockets - send and receive data over the network using TCP and UDP

notifications (currently Android only) - send rich notifications from your mobile app

storage - store and retrieve key-value data locally

syncFileSystem - store and retrieve files backed by Google Drive

alarms - run tasks periodically

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Show off your security skills: announcing Pwnium 4 targeting Chrome OS

Thursday, January 23, 2014

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$110,000 USD: browser or system-level compromise in guest mode or as a logged-in user, delivered via a web page.

$150,000 USD: compromise with device persistence: guest to guest with interim reboot, delivered via a web page.

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Chrome 33 Beta: Custom Elements, Web Speech, and more

Thursday, January 16, 2014

BetaCustom Elements Custom ElementsWeb Components

Define new HTML/DOM elements

Create elements that extend from other elements

Logically bundle together custom functionality into a single tag

Extend the API of existing DOM elements

a demo chat app written with Custom Elements

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The requestAutocomplete API for easy web payments is now available on Mac.

The Page Visibility API has been unprefixed.

WebFont downloading has been optimized so that fonts (at the median) are available before Blink layout is done, meaning that the net latency impact of using a webfont is usually zero.

The Blink CSS Animations and Transitions implementations are now powered by the new Web Animations model. This change should not affect developers or sites; let us know if it does.

Chrome now supports the latest version of the Web Notification API. We'll be deprecating support for the legacy API down the road, so please update your websites if they're using it.

Google Chrome Frame has been retired. Please read our June 2013 Chromium blog post for additional details and background.

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Udacity Mobile Web Development Course Now Live

Monday, January 6, 2014

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Run Chrome Apps on mobile using Apache Cordova

Show off your security skills: announcing Pwnium 4 targeting Chrome OS

Chrome 33 Beta: Custom Elements, Web Speech, and more

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