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2nd Sep 2008, 12:29
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It is pretty basic but surely that will change in the future and has all of the basics now, popup blocker, phishing and malware protection, cookie handling, password manager....
As many Google services as I use now if it get's near what Firefox is now then I will be switching. But not yet... Google Chrome - Download a new browser
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2nd Sep 2008, 14:54
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When was this released? I heard of the leaked tour, but seems sudden?
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Bad: Another browser? The market is saturated with two good ones (Opera, Fx) and a heap of crap (Safari, IE, etc) No built in ad block / image block it seems Text zoom only - Opera's is much better Options are very limited - no customisation seems to be available I don't like the look. Tab behaviour sucks. I love the way Opera does it. No keyboard shortcut alteration. Ctrl+t is just wrong in so many ways. Good: Looks like there's a browser that now has a larger visible browsing area than Opera. Incognito is a brilliant idea. The bar seems to be very similar to Fx's bar. The task manager is nice - in fact most of the dev tools seem to be nice and working well enough. Neutral: Desktop shortcuts - I can already do that though this seems to use the favicon as the desktop icon, it's nice, but meh. Also it removes the tab and seperates it from the window for no reason. Task manager and killing tabs is nice, but you end up with a shitload of chrome.exe processes. Overall seems very similar to Fx, but they have been working in tandem a bit. I'd test out middle click behaviour, but I have no mouse. My System: Toshiba Satellite A200-28P
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2nd Sep 2008, 15:02
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It's fast. They seem to have so far incorporated some of IE and FF. I haven't found a way to view my Google bookmarks from the toolbar.
 Haven't played with it too much. Good start, but a long way to go.
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2nd Sep 2008, 23:21
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It's being unofficially termed "Google Forkbomb" for the way it manages tabs and memory.
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2nd Sep 2008, 23:26
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lol. I wondered how long it would be before it was being ripped apart and every little flaw (things people don't like) were announced. It took Mozilla years to get to where we are now with it so it will probably be a long time before Chrome gets even close to a final release.
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3rd Sep 2008, 02:30
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It is fast though
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3rd Sep 2008, 04:20
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I've been using it quite a bit now and one thing that is extremely annoying beyond belief is that if you close the last tab the whole browser closes, it's not what I want and it's not what I expect.
I don't really like the way they are advertising it for "web 2.0" which is mostly smart JavaScript, something browsers support just fine. I guess it's fast because it is using so much memory? I don't know, but yesterday it loaded the flash plugin two times for whichever reason. |
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3rd Sep 2008, 07:25
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I'm really liking it. On my EeePC laptop it is perfect and super fast, even with minimal memory.
+ Rep for Google.
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3rd Sep 2008, 11:20
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I love it on my sister's laptop, but on mine (a slow piece of crap) it runs horribly. Though the separate management of tabs is nice since it saves me from having the whole thing crash.
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3rd Sep 2008, 11:25
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I don't see it replacing Firefox 3.0 anytime soon.
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