For those of you who haven’t heard Google has released a new browser Chrome.

Although the browser is yet to reach it’s full potential and is currently only offered on a Windows platform it has some valued benefits.  One can have a look at an interesting comic about the utility but the main gist is that the application tackles the problem of memory leaks that are evidently present in FF & IE.

1. Create a javascript function that is initiated when the page is loaded ‘onload’ event.
2. Create a tag with a particular id somewhere on your page [lets say "fuzzy_object" for a sake of an argument].
3. In your javascript function create a  single string containing the specifications of your object [in my case it was an swf file].
4. Perform the following: document.getElementById(‘fuzzy_object’).innerHTML = concatinated_string.

This is a tad generic but it should work.   If not just let me know and I’ll post a more detailed solution.