Google launches new open-source ‘Chrome’ Web browser
by Stevie Smith - Sep 2 2008, 13:00
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I'm on Chrome now...
As far as browsers go, this one is easy to use and navigate. Imported all my FF3 bookmarks, I also notice that the spell check for form boxes is still active. Options are easy to use. However, there isn't much option wise for you to configure.
Windows XP SP3 anyone using this on Vista?
Making a movie showing off Chrome...Interesting display, seems much faster when wandering the site (TTH)...Will post more details and information later.
love how fast it goes! however issues with missing tabs/links in my favorite game for me and a friend. also no support site found to ask about the problem! too bad. i will have to switch back.
Hmm, I'd say it's running equal speed to IE7 and Firefox 3 for me. Not that thrilled with the Web page delivery. Font is a little shaky looking for my liking, IE is sharper.
I do like the simplicity though. And, it hasn't crashed yet, which IE8 did repeatedly when I tried that earlier today. Every time I opened my Bookmarks it committed suicide.
Needless to say I dumped it for IE7 after about 20 crashes.
Happy to keep using Chrome though. Seems pretty stable as is.
logo is more like the upgraded pokemon with three monster combination. please google use your money and brain throw some money out there to designed the browser logo for your company or maybe entire world then the prize either vacation or car or something......
I am using Chrome on Vista. Can I save more than one homepage like i did in IE7? I can bring them up but when I log out and bring Chrome back up the web sites are not saved. Help!
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