Chrome

[Pastor Matt]

Anyone interested in Googles release today?

[HappyChristian]

What is it?

[JerryNumbers]

I read an article about it yesterday, seems we will have so man browsers it will be heard for many to make a choice on which one to use.


http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/007644.html

I don't think it will really be shiny enough to carry the name chrome.

[Anon]

I'll probably check it out eventually...

[deafnva77]

not really interested.

[Pastor Matt]

I'm trying it out now. I'll give you a review in a day or two.

[Danny Carlton]

I'm trying it out now. I'll give you a review in a day or two.

Where do you download it from?

[Guest Guest]

Where do you download it from?

http://www.google.com/chrome

[trc123]

Beware, Chrome has an "Incognito Mode!"

[Guest Guest]

Hmmm, to early to say for sure, but I think I like it...

[anime4christ]

The part I like about it is the multi-process structure under the hood (kind of like but better than IE7/8) and the new javascript engine. As for day to day use though, I'll stick to Opera as my main browser and Firefox for backup for now.

The rendering is essentially the same as Safari so if it looks good there, it will look good in Chrome, but you'll still have to test websites you build that use advanced javascript because that part is different.

[Pastor Matt]

I really like the new JavaScript engine too.

So far it seems like the lightest and fastest browser. It is not a memory hog like FF.
Memory use for me now is:
FF is using 150,240K
IE 58,020K
Chrome only uses 30,176K

So far, I give it a 7 out of 10. With extensions it should be a 10 for me.

Edit: Man, this browser is fast.

[JerryNumbers]

Do you suppose this browser is a new method for Goodle to collect information on the sites that people visit, we all know that information is very vaulabe to Googles business.

I've been trying Opera 9.52 off and on for a few days, I dislike the spell check, spell check for Firefox works much easier.

[dwayner79]

Given that the browser is completely open source, if there was any indiscretions, the good people of the software world would find them. I do not think this is a google phish. btw, I like it... alot. clean, simple and the front page is a great feature. As is the "application" feature where you can pull out a page and make it its own mini-browser based app.

[trc123]

Given that the browser is completely open source' date=' if there was any indiscretions, the good people of the software world would find them. I do not think this is a google phish. btw, I like it... alot. clean, simple and the front page is a great feature. As is the "application" feature where you can pull out a page and make it its own mini-browser based app.[/quote']


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