Google has just announced that it’s making the Chrome Web Store available to the “entire userbase of Chrome,” and in 41 different languages no less, although those outside the present markets will apparently only have access to free apps initially. What’s more, additionally it is now added in-app purchases to the combination — which it notes developers can add to their apps with “literally one line of code” — and it’s announced that it plans to “keep it simple” by simply charging developers a flat five percent fee rather than deciding upon a few of the more complicated fee structures on the market. As for a way the internet Store have been doing thus far, Google revealed that there was 17 million app installs thus far, even though it provided few details beyond that.
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