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On Wednesday Nico Weber, a Google Software ^[2] Engineer, revealed that the company "committed to polishing" its Chrome browser to take advantage of Apple's new MacBook Pro ^[3] with Retina Display ^[4], released on Monday. Nico posted the promise to the company's official ^[5] Chrome blog along with a screenshot ^[6] of the "early results" of high-resolution support in Chrome.

"We have further to go over the next few weeks, but we’re off to the races to make Chrome as beautiful as it can be," he said.

Google has already begun testing developer version of Chrome Canary and managed to achieve good results in text displaying. Anandtech's Anand Lal Shimpi said that text in Chrome Canary is "no longer ugly," compared to the "nasty result" from the current version of Chrome. Though Chrome Canary addresses the rendering issue, Lal Shimpi did note it still "renders text differently" from Apple's Safari.