Google launched a test release of Chrome for Windows 8 , interface with Metro , which was originally designed by Microsoft for Windows Phone 7.
Chrome will be the first non-Microsoft browser for Windows 8 interface with Metro.
The appearance was observed, but for some functions, the Mountain View giant has preferred to depart, evidently to trace a path other than Internet Explorer.
In its Metro, Chrome 21.0.1171.0 it does not use any convention of the interface, such as the right mouse button or some shortcuts with keyboard shortcuts.
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Big G is instead limited to introduce its Chrome browser menu Metro in the container, because clicking the right mouse button on a result of a second page is a contextual menu.
The browser will be executable in the classic mode "desktop" Windows 8, with an interface very similar to the one that runs on Windows 7, both as App-Metro, where programs are called "Apps", also very useful for mobile versions.
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