Those latter points go against the Web's ethos of universality.

It also means that developers have to share a portion of their revenue with Google, that they might write Web apps that are tailored just for Google's browser, and that users who pay for such an app would have to pay again to use it on a different browser. Google Chrome for Windows and Mac is a free web browser developed by internet giant Google. The Chrome Web Store isn't without critics, though. The store also furthers Google's ambition to make the Web into a better foundation for software, not just for relatively static documents. That means people have a convenient, central place to find software that's assured to work well with Chrome and that Google tries to keep free of malware. Google's Chrome Web Store has brought the app store approach to Web apps and to software that extend what Google's browser can do. Extensions and packaged apps that include in-app payment possibilities.Free trials of Chrome extensions and Chrome packaged apps.Among those options are the ability to offer: Those selling software for Google's Chrome browser and Chrome OS operating system now have a variety of new sales possibilities, according to a blog post Tuesday by Chary Chen of the Chrome Web Store team. Google has added new options for developers selling software through its Chrome Web Store.

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