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With the news of Google Chrome breaking in, a new battle of browsers seems to be emerging. The search engine giant’s new browser is an open source and is built to better up the online experience of the users.

With the launch of the new browser comes a few features that can make your online experience a better one. Also the share of Google Chrome has risen almost 3%. The browser also contain some features that can better up the Gmail experience. According to Google, following are the few features which can make the Gmail experience better.

A browser built for speed:

Google Chrome features a new JavaScript engine, V8, that has been designed for performance from the ground up, so web applications like Gmail that use the browser to its fullest run lightning fast.

More room for your stuff, less browser window:

We’ve removed all the unnecessary clutter from the browser window to give you more room for your favourite applications and websites. If you use an application shortcut (below), you can launch Gmail in its own streamlined window that gives you as much working room as possible, without the URL box or browser toolbar.

Application shortcuts:

You can create an application shortcut to access Gmail straight from your desktop. Simply go to Gmail while you’re using Google Chrome, click the page menu and select ‘create application shortcuts.’ When you double-click a shortcut icon, it opens in a streamlined window.

Crash control:

Every tab you use is run independently in Google Chrome, so if one tab crashes, it won’t take the tab with your inbox down with it.

Image Source: Gmail Blog

Currently Windows Vista and Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later) users can get their hands on Google Chrome where as Mac and Linux users have to wait for a while, as those versions are in the development phase.

You can download the Google Chrome here.