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MS CRM from Chrome

Open MS CRM in Chrome using this chrome app 


With this tiny app you can open and use MS CRM in google Chrome, all you need to do is install this app   https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/miedgcmlgpmdagojnnbemlkgidepfjfi


Then in new Chrome tab click on the blue IE icon on right side whichi will open site in IE mode from Chrome and then


 write your CRM url, enjoy CRM with Chrome, like Browney and Chocolate ! I have also observed though any new 


window like a record or customisations views will eventually pop up IE windows but you can still browse the main 


page of CRM in Chrome 


As you can see below, I have applied some fancy theme to my Chrome to make it more believable that its actually MS CRM in google chrome browser :



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