Google’s Chrome browser launches & loves tabs & users
Posted by attilacsordas on September 2, 2008
Google on Google Chrome – comic book
My time with Chrome on the Windows partition of my old MacBook mirrored in Twitter, echoed by FriendFeed:
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Jim H said
I downloaded Chrome this morning (although it said it was released yesterday, I couldn’t get the link to work.
Played around with it for a while, but switched back to Firefox. I couldn’t figure out how to load my bookmarks, or maybe since I have them all in deli.cious they’re not compatible?
It did appear to load some sites more quickly, but some really seemed to drag along, maybe because my cache is not full or something.
eben said
i prefer to have firefox or explorer with the google bar, easier to search different google functions (such as images or scholar).
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kingdom media said
i keep learning about more and more little advantages and quirks with Chrome, such as with security, for example; now if only they would take care of it’s cookie management glitches…
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Postcard said
Thanks for invited me to the new google chrome
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McKinney Homes said
I love Chrome