| Tablet Support | DelJaRoo | 10/20/09 8:32 AM | Using a tablet (touchscreen laptop) is normally beneficial to surfing the web. A user can use a pen or finger as a mouse so one may easily aid quickly touch buttons, access menus, click hyperlinks, and even actively interact with Flash media. A no |
| Re: Tablet Support | GhostCyber | 10/22/09 10:31 PM | I tottaly agree, I just started using chrome, and my main laptop is a tablet with absolutely no keyboard.. then pen is the only pointing device. I Looove Chrome on my laptops, but and struggling to using it on that comp, every other comp it's awesome |
| Re: Tablet Support | GhostCyber | 10/22/09 10:34 PM | oh, and I fergot to mention "Ink" supports not in there either, I am new to ink, but i'll try to see if I can get that one fixed too... these things are all ready in the windows sdk, I have no idea why google left them out. there browsers is SSO smar |
| Re: Tablet Support | TBrocc | 3/26/10 5:40 PM | I'm having the same hesitation! My computer is a touch screen and I lose a lot of capability through Google Chrome. The browser seems great but I don't know that I'll make it my default if I can't use the functions on my computer. If there is a way t |
| Re: Tablet Support | barkermn02 | 2/11/11 3:03 AM | you have all ready stated that text but this is some thing that should be part of the browser not an extension to the browser. |
| Re: Tablet Support | Skarv | 2/11/11 3:21 AM | I most definitely agree that this should be fixed by Google. But until then, my extension serves as a band-aid. I managed to delete my original post, so I'll state it again: The double flicks problem can be solved by Installing TipPopper: http://www |