  Send your tips to gostips@gmail.com.  June 28, 2010  Google
Chrome Tests Unified Menu  Google started to test a unified menu
in the latest Chromium and Google Chrome dev builds. The new
menu includes most of the options that were available in the
page and tools menus.  If you use a recent Chromium build or
Google Chrome dev channel, you can enable this feature by adding
a command-line flag to the desktop shortcut: --new-wrench-menu.
To make the menu more compact, Google uses a single menu item
for cut, copy, paste and another menu item that combines zoom
options with full-screen.  Opera already uses a unified menu
that replaces the menu bar, while Firefox 4 will include a
single menu button. The unified menu takes up less space, it's
less complex and it reduces clutter.  "The general purpose of
the menubar is to contain all of the things that you want your
program to do but you can't cram into the main UI. So the
menubar generally ends up with a lot of stuff that isn't used
very often, if at all, and yet i