Google Chrome Review
September 4, 2008 at 5:01 pm Leave a comment
I am going to keep this short and sweet.
- Minimal interface giving more real estate on desktop screen
- Individual tabs run in their process, so if one fails it does not affect another
(But try this and see what comes up
Type this into a Chrome tab’s address bar :%
- On startup it shows you your “most visited sites”
- Tabs can be droped onto desktop (each act as the browser)
- Tabs are grouped together, so if you open a tab from another one, it opens next to it and not at the end
- Omnibox = Search box + Address bar
- supposed to work beter with javascript sites (futuristic???)
Cons
- All tabs shown, not hidden like in Firefox
- It is definitiely slower that FirefoFirefox and Safari
Background Info
The tech lead was hired from Mozilla Foundation 4 years ago with condition that he would continue to work with them halftime. He stopped working on that project in 2006.
Google Chrome’s Full List of Special about: Pages
http://lifehacker.com/5045164/google-chromes-full-list-of-special-about-pages
At thte time of this article going to press google had chenged their “evil” EULA
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20071126-after-criticism-google-confirms-that-it-doesnt-own-your-fantasy-football-spreadsheets.html
Buck up Firefox!!! You are still number 1.
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