Google Grants Outsider Chrome-Coding Privileges

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"The search giant has bestowed upon the first non-Google programmer the privilege of adding code to the project, a process called committing. The new commiter: Pawel Hajdan Jr., a computer science student at the University of Warsaw who's submitted his own patches to Chrome almost daily, Google programmer Evan Martin wrote in a blog post Friday.

""In his free time, he's managed to write a ton of high-quality code towards making Chromium work on non-Windows platforms," Martin said.""

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