Because we have Chrome 7.0 Stable, 8.0 Beta, and 9.0 Dev/Canary!!!
Wait, that's not how it goes. Whatever.
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Download Google Chrome Portable 7.0.517.44 (Stable) Development Test 1
[1.41MB download / 22.7MB install-time download / 71.0MB installed]
(MD5: e37882a851b8ca97e004d37c82f235a8)
Download Google Chrome Portable 8.0.552.200 (Beta) Development Test 1
[1.40MB download / 23.2MB install-time download / 74.9MB installed]
(MD5: 051a4d8015acf0415b02424910639932)
Download Google Chrome Portable 9.0.576.0 (Dev) Development Test 1
[1.40MB download / 23.6MB install-time download / 77.8MB installed]
(MD5: 80ca17581d17ef186cfb7ff222448d05)
Canary is same build as Dev so no separate download for that.
If you have the front page build be advised this build also enables Chrome SxS mode that disables the ability to set Chrome Portable as the default local browser. If you don't like the icon change that comes with this you can comment out the #define and recompile the launcher.
FREE GCP FUN FACT: I installed GCP at work on my share of a network drive to allow a coworker to use it in a meeting. IT apparently didn't like that and silently banned "GoogleChromePort*.exe" is from running on all company machines. For some reason this makes me feel important.
Release Notes:
2010-11-13:
- Updated launcher to 2.3.0.0
- 7.0.517.44 Stable, 8.0.552.200 Beta, 9.0.576.0 Dev/Canary
- Updated to PA.c Installer 2.0.6.
- Merged in Language files from John's latest GCP installer builds.
- Renamed Test to Beta to match John's builds.
- Tweaked Canary online installer's download url (I may have been explictly selecting a download mirror).
- Regenerated DefaultData for each Chrome version... previously Dev would have DefaultData from a Stable Chrome etc so it would have to import the old profile causing some glitches (most notably missing thumbnails).
- Fixed Portable Passwords (Chrome moved its password storage).
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Any chance you could get the Portable Passwords plugin working with Unicode NSIS? Then this could switch to Unicode NSIS and Iron could go back to using PAL.
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I'll look into it. I wasn't thinking of unicode when I wrote it; and actually right now Chrome seems to be storing passwords in UTF-8 I guess? The character set won't matter; but if passwords ever get stored in UTF-16 Portable Passwords would clobber them.
It may be as easy as changing some strcpys to memcpys.
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It doesn't even seem necessary to convert the plug-in, as it deals with the utf-8 code-page.
I think your best bet would be to use the original unmodified password plug-in , and the CallANSIPlugin.nsh (currently used in PAL 2.1 beta for the xml plug-in) and something like this header file (note: change the name of the plug-in calls, as I wrote this header for IronP. This way you would use the already proven plug-in and pass it the utf-8 strings like sqlite needs.
Disclaimer: I haven't tested this on Chrome/Iron or the password plug-in, but do not see why it would not work. At least give it ago, and make your life easy
Formerly Gringoloco
Windows XP Pro sp3 x32
I suggested that to computerfreaker as soon as it occurred to me that the use of Unicode NSIS was the only difference between the two. He tried it and reported that some part of it still didn't work properly. He should be able to clarify. Naturally, still, having a real Unicode plugin is a better solution.
I am a Christian and a developer and moderator here.
“A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.” – Proverbs 15:1
As I said, I didn't test the scripts I supplied before specifically on the password plug-in, but now I did.
After fixing some typos and modifying it a bit, the launcher & password plug-in seem to work fine as unicode.
Here is the source folder.
Can you confirm that the password plug-in behaves as it should ?
edit: Another thing, language switching doesn't seem to work. My PAM is in english, but ChromeP picks-up the local systems language
Formerly Gringoloco
Windows XP Pro sp3 x32
Does this still have the Canary icon for the app?
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OK let's try again.
I noticed you didn't include my Chrome SxS stuff in the front-page version of GCP. Basically I turned it on because it disables the "Make Chrome your default browser" stuff at the price of turning the icon into Canary's.
You can use the latest launcher and keep that turned off though if you want; just comment out the CHROMESXSMODE !define.
You might want to use said launcher in the next front-page release since it fixes Portable Passwords (technical detail: Google moved passwords from the "Web Data" DB to the "Login Data" DB. Same table name and structure, so just the references in the launcher need to be changed; the DLL is the same).
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I'm having a bit of trouble compiling it with NSIS, I'm trying to get a custom splash screen to pop up but when ever I try and compile it always comes up with errors in the code. I know all I have to do is remove the comment mark in front but it just doesn't compile the rest without error. Do you know is there a way to fix this or get around it?