Back is now with two fingers, but you can also set it back to three finger, or two and three fingers.
doesnt work in opera
Seems to work Ok on my Chrome, but it indeed doesn't work with Opera :-/
Edit: Works fine with Opera 11.50 actually!
seriously apple? removing java that was already installed (or not reinstalling it automatically?)
Two finger doesn't work on my Chrome either, but I set it back to 3 fingers, I don't understand WHY Apple changed that default and gave the spaces 2 different gestures.... Also it seems to run way hotter than it should be given that I'm just using Chrome right now, anyone else notice that?installing on my sister's comp right now.
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or Chrome.
Also it seems to run way hotter than it should be given that I'm just using Chrome right now, anyone else notice that?
I'm sure they will have the bugs worked out pretty quickly. Biggest problem (and one that still seems to be around) that I have is that for some reason OS X likes to run the AMD GPU for things like Flash and Silverlight videos when they are being run in anything but Safari.When I tried the second and third developer previews, Chrome was pretty iffy. Hopefully Google has fixed things, but if not, give it time.
That I know but this was the case from the get go (well at least from Snow Leopard that shipped with my MBP). Chrome (and Firefox actually) will activate the AMD GPU when playing Silverlight or Flash videos while Safari will not. On top of that once you play a video and the GPU is activated it will be on until you completely quit the app, as in Apple-Q not just Apple-W. This was mentioned by Anandtech IIRC in their review and as far as I can tell is still the case as I get barely an hour of watching Netflix or Hulu in Chrome vs almost 4 hours with Safari.Chrome embeds their own version of Flash and I believe there are issues with older versions at the moment.