So far it's fast. Kind of simple interface but that's not bad. Didn't import most of my favorites so I have to do that manually. I do like the bookmarks bar. IE 8 has this too. It's a beta like IE 8 so I don't expect it to be perfect. I also like how the tabs are ABOVE the adress bar.
Some nice features for sure, actually a worthwhile product, unlike Google Talk and a number of other things they have released recently. The tabs above the bar, and using tabs as default is great. I personally never got used to using tabs in firefox, even though I know a lot of people did, but within chrome it seems very natural already. Not sure if I will keep running it or switch back to firefox yet.
So far it's fast. Kind of simple interface but that's not bad. Didn't import most of my favorites so I have to do that manually. I do like the bookmarks bar. IE 8 has this too. It's a beta like IE 8 so I don't expect it to be perfect. I also like how the tabs are ABOVE the adress bar.
i dont see any default settings to clear "i look at porn online" type close session and clear all cookies kind of bullshit.
unless i am missing it, but i dont see it.
considering ie 8 and the new moz are going this route i would have no problems putting a DL chrome link in the members area and support pages.
i dont see any default settings to clear "i look at porn online" type close session and clear all cookies kind of bullshit.
unless i am missing it, but i dont see it.
considering ie 8 and the new moz are going this route i would have no problems putting a DL chrome link in the members area and support pages.
There's an entire "incognito" mode.
For times when you want to browse in stealth mode, for example, to plan surprises like gifts or birthdays, Google Chrome offers the incognito browsing mode. Webpages that you open and files downloaded while you are incognito won't be logged in your browsing and download histories; all new cookies are deleted after you close the incognito window. You can browse normally and in incognito mode at the same time by using separate windows.
i dont see any default settings to clear "i look at porn online" type close session and clear all cookies kind of bullshit.
unless i am missing it, but i dont see it.
considering ie 8 and the new moz are going this route i would have no problems putting a DL chrome link in the members area and support pages.
Not sure if this is what you are loking for, but if you go to the tools icon it has a "clear browsing data" option. I know IE has "porn mode" you can turn on before you surf so you don't have to remember to clear the data I don't see that option yet with Chrome.
Also I forgot to mention I'm kind of perplexed why google doesn't have a toolarbar for it's own browser.
The most positive thing about it is that it will provide an undisputed proof that firefox fanboys are a joke. It will prove that firefox users were not using firefox because it's a good browser, they were using it because they thought it sounded cool. Now if chrome becomes next cool thing, all of them worthless fanboys will switch to it and will start praising chrome like it's holy grail - not because it's a good browser, but because that's what fanboys do. They are brainless fags without opinion and just follow the herd like blind sheep.
i still havent figured this out yet, but with chrome you can hotlink internet apps and bring them down the desktop with a icon and then you can run the app without opening the browser...
going to try it with mail and see what happens...
I think its a little faster than Firefox - it's also very simple and clean. Lots of downs thought, but no doubt it will get better since its only in Beta right now. Add-ons would be nice.
they tried to hard to make the interface clean looking now some shit is hard to find also i dont like my exchange webmail looks like shit as it does in firefox..
For the rest its fast and simple good stuff just a little too simple maybe like Gtalk
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Offcourse its a dude posting here. Probably a fut ugly one too. Fuck still people falling for this 100 year old trick
For me right now, the huge advantage that Chrome has is it's separate processes that you can dig into with it's very own Task Manager.
Keeping each tab, plugin, javascript, etc to it's own separate process (cpu and mem usage) is a brilliant idea, especially when one goes wrong and you need to kill only that single process.
It has a lot of other great features and stands a great chance at becoming real competition once more features are added on (which anyone can do since it's open source) but for me, right now, it's the task manager/separate processes that sets it apart.
it seems very fast but one strange thing I noticed. Even when its closed, I keep getting pop ups from my firewall google is trying to transmit out.
Because it installs GoogleUpdate.exe (look in your task manager) which runs every hour or so calling home. GoogleUpdate.exe also runs at Windows startup, even if you uninstall Chrome.
I think Chrome is a nice start. Seems fast and snappy, although it tends to render pages with alot of images a bit slow. I'm digging the "inspect this element" feature.
Until there is a comparable Adblock Plus extension (or extensions at all), I won't be switching from FF Not to mention all the talk going on right now about their EULA
The most positive thing about it is that it will provide an undisputed proof that firefox fanboys are a joke. It will prove that firefox users were not using firefox because it's a good browser, they were using it because they thought it sounded cool. Now if chrome becomes next cool thing, all of them worthless fanboys will switch to it and will start praising chrome like it's holy grail - not because it's a good browser, but because that's what fanboys do. They are brainless fags without opinion and just follow the herd like blind sheep.
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