The Google Chrome team has announced another beta release of Chrome for Mac, adding a number of oft-requested features. Chrome for Mac now supports extensions, which allow adding a number of additional browser features as needed. The team also added support for Chrome's cloud-based bookmark syncing feature, which works across Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux platforms.

In addition to extension support and bookmark sync, Google has created bookmark and cookie managers "that feel completely at home on the Mac," according to engineer Mark Mentovai. There's also a new task manager for keeping track of all your open tabs. However, feature additions haven't taken away focus from providing a "snappy, safe, and simple browsing experience," Mentovai said.

Google's browser is generally available in three different versions: stable, beta, and developer preview. The new features have been available in Windows and Linux betas of the browser, and have been incubating in the developer previews for Mac OS X before bubbling up into beta. Google has yet to release an official stable release for Mac OS X.

Our look at the last beta release revealed a fairly stable and fast browsing experience, only hampered by some missing features—namely extensions and bookmark syncing. If you haven't yet given Chrome a chance, you may want to download the latest beta and give it a try. Current beta users should be automatically updated to version 5.0.307 within the next 24 hours.






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