Gallery: Google Chrome adds privacy, translation settings

By Andy Smith March 2, 2010, 3:53 AM PST

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Gallery: Google Chrome adds privacy, translation settings

Google announced new features in a new beta version of its Chrome web browser, including instant language translation and a new privacy settings tab. For more on the beta Chrome read blogs by Andrew Nusca and Christopher Dawson.

Language translation is simple, it just takes a few steps.

Credit: Google

Here are the steps to translation.

You can use the already existing incognito mode (as indicated by the spy guy icon) when you don’t want your browsing and download histories to be recorded. Any cookies accepted during incognito mode will be deleted when you close your browser.

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