In a my post earlier today I noted that Google Chrome wasn’t passing credentials through to our SharePoint intranet. Having played with Chrome a bit more this afternoon unfortunately it seems it’s not just SharePoint that suffers. With Chrome seemingly not supporting Windows Integrated Authentication, if you’re using an Internet proxy server with authentication enabled …
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Chrome info from a Googler
Mutt Cutts who heads up Google webspam team has posted up some useful info on Chrome: Answers to common Google Chrome objections Preventing paranoia- when does Google Chrome talk to Google.com That’s now two posts about something I wasn’t going to look at today! :)
What’s that you say? Google released a browser?
I didn’t really think I’d be posting anything about Chrome… there’s just so much out there already. Having downloaded and installed it though there are some interesting things in there that I thought I’d comment on. Proxy Settings – it would seem that Chrome uses/obeys the Windows Internet Properties, so if you’re configuring proxy settings …
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Working with Generation Y
Generation Y. It’s a term that keeps coming up. Before that it was Digital Natives, and I’m sure different companies and areas have their own terms. What makes these guys so special eh? Well I guess the most basic answer is that these are the guys that our companies will be employing from this point …
London at night
Thanks to Laughing Squid for pointing out these amazing photos of London taken at night from a helicopter. Looking at his site the photographer, Jason Hawkes, seems to specialise in these sort of shots.