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Finally! The Google Earth Plug-in now works in Google Chrome

February 20, 2009

It was over five months ago that support for Chrome was “coming soon”, and it’s finally here — the Google Earth plug-in now works in Google Chrome.
You likely need the latest version of Chrome for it to work.  To update, just click the wrench icon and choose “About Google Chrome”.  The bottom line of that [...]

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The top 5 ways to embed Google Earth content on your site

June 22, 2008

Now that the Google Earth plugin works in Firefox 3 (Windows-only still…), we thought we’d run through some of the best ways to embed Google Earth content on your site.
5. Embed existing files and collections from Google Earth Hacks
Google Earth Hacks has over 20,000 files on their site, all of which can be embedded into [...]

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Google Earth plug-in now works in Firefox 3!

June 22, 2008

I didn’t expect to see it on a Sunday, but Google has updated the Google Earth plug-in to work with Firefox 3.  The cool thing is that you don’t even need to update the plug-in — some server-side tricks are what make it work.
I haven’t seen an official announcement yet, but it was revealed in [...]

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Update to the Google Earth plug-in coming this week?

June 16, 2008

Firefox 3 is set to be released tomorrow, and Mozilla is hoping for five million downloads.  My concerns had been two-fold:  Firefox 3 breaks the Google Toolbar and the Google Earth Plug-in.  However, the toolbar has been updated today to work with FF3, but what about the plug-in?
There has been no word from Google about [...]

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Google Earth browser plug-in coming today

May 28, 2008

This sounds great!  Frank Taylor at the Google Earth Blog has just revealed that Google will be releasing a browser plug-in today that will essentially put Google Earth in your browser.
A few notes so far:

Windows only, but it should work on IE, Firefox and others.
Mac/Linux support coming later.
It’s not just Google Earth in a wrapper.  [...]

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