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Chrome still has a long way to go, but then any new browser will.
Chrome's beauty isn't in what it's missing, it's in what it already does that most people will never know about.
Under the hood, it has the potential to radically change the way we view the internet.
just imagine plugins/addons that don't just alter pages or our web experience, but can be placed on the desktop as an application. Imagine a browser where everything runs smoother, more efficiently and if something does go wrong, you can fix it without having to close everything to start over.
The #1 biggest complaint I hear about Chrome so far from users is that it doesn't have Firefox's plugins but how could it? It just came out.
Developers know, however, that making plugins for it will actually be easier and more powerful than Firefox's... developers know that they can make plugins that will convince people to switch.
Google knows it too, and they're counting on it.
Think of Chrome as a house. Google built the foundation. No one will live on some pavement in the dirt. But you get the right architects and developers to put a state of the art mansion on it that has an unlimited number of rooms... people will line up to get in there.
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