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ChromeAn internet browser made by Google.
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ChromeStrength of a color as compared to how close it seems to neutral gray. Also called depth, intensity, purity and saturation.
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Chrome1800, "chromium," from French chrome, the name proposed by Fourcroy and Haüy for a new element, from Greek khroma "color" (see chroma); so called because it makes colorful compound [..]
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Chromepopular name for the metallic chemical element chromium, with symbol Cr.
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Chromea visual style for user interfaces that presents widgets as beveled 3-dimensional objects, usually with a gray, metallic appearance. In this style, buttons are presented as raised rectangles, text-ent [..]
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Chrome(Say: k - rome) - A plating treatment that leaves a super-hard mirror-like finish.
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Chromea silvery-looking metal
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Chrome[from automotive slang via wargaming] n. Showy features added to attract users but contributing little or nothing to the power of a system. "The 3D icons in Motif are just chrome, but they certai [..]
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ChromeDictionary of Internet Terms Showy features added to attract users but contributing little or nothing to the power of a system.
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Chromeis a browser produced by Google. Click here for a link to download it it.
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ChromeIn a browser, the chrome is any visible aspect of a browser aside from the webpages themselves (e.g., toolbars, menu bar, tabs). This should not to be confused with the Google Chrome browser. Learn mo [..]
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Chrome(1) Short for Google Chrome browser. (2) Short for Google Chrome operating system. See Google Chrome: From Browser to Operating System" in the Did You Know...? section of Webopedia. See also [..]
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Chrome(Say: k - rome) - A plating treatment that leaves a super-hard mirror-like finish.
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ChromeChromium is a metal, which is used in two ways in bicycle technology: As an alloying element to steel, usually along with molybdenum or vanadium. It makes the steel tougher. As a plating for steel or [..]
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Chromea powerful Google browser that loads Web pages quickly and accurately. www.google.com/chrome
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ChromeAlternate term for Transparency.
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ChromePrefix or suffix meaning colour or pigment, e.g. chromosome (coloured body), cytochrome (cell pigment).
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ChromePrimarily known as Google's web broser, there is also an OS by the same name.
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ChromeChrome is a web browser developed and supported by Google.
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Chrome(n) another word for chromium when it is used in dyes or pigments(v) plate with chromium(v) treat with a chromium compound
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ChromeA popular internet browser, free from the Google Corporation.
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ChromeAlternate term for Transparency.
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Chrome(Say: k - rome) - A plating treatment that leaves a super-hard mirror-like finish.
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ChromeChrome normally occurs in two forms, trivalent and hexavalent chrome. Trivalent chrome is both a health hazard and an allergen. Hexavalent chrome is thought to be able to cause cancer and is both a health hazard and an allergen (when it is inhaled). It is important to remember that the chrome that is extracted from a mine never disappears but will [..]
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ChromeA web browser developed by Google that is based on the WebKit layout engine and application framework.
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Chromen. A superfluous mechanism
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Chrome(Say: k - rome) - A plating treatment that leaves a super-hard mirror-like finish.
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ChromeIn the menu to the right of the address bar, select and set Zoom level. Menu > Zoom > + Firefox
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