September 2, 200818 yr comment_156695 A friend of mine, who understands this kind of stuff said "Chrome seems to be the culmination of a lot of good ideas from other browsers, plus a nifty engine to run it all." He elaborated on various bits they'd swiped from Opera, FFX, etc. I like FFX3 enough that Chrome will have to be really good for me to switch. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156702 On the other hand, I have enough issues with every available browser that Chrome is quite possibly the very thing I've been looking for. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156717 The multiple 'sandboxes' have me worried. There is a reason I hate IE Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156729 More choices is never a bad thing, go Google Woah mutli threaded browser Edited September 2, 200818 yr by deepak Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156734 Yeah, so it can hang all cores, just like in the old days Report
September 2, 200818 yr Author comment_156747 And more support for WebKit is a plus in my book too. This hopefully won't put any more stress on web developers as many were already taking into account other WebKit browsers like Safari/MobileSafari, Adobe Air, etc. (not to mention Googles furture Android and the earlier version of KHTML in Konqueror). Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156749 I don't really see the point of yet another browser at this time but whatever. It being multi-threaded shouldn't be a huge surprise though, pretty much all software needs to start making that transition if it wants to keep up. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156753 Also happy to see more love for Webkit. Let's just hope Chrome for Windows is a better implementation than Safari for Windows. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156758 One more step in Google's quest to dominate the world. But wait, I thought they "do no evil"? Report
September 2, 200818 yr Author comment_156783 Introducing a browser (based on open standards) is evil now? Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156790 I meant to be sarcastic, but it is interesting to watch how they're extending themselves, and I do feel the response would be different were they a different company. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156859 I find it hard to imagine a way that releasing a browser would be considered evil. Hell, people were glad when microsoft introduced something to compete with netscape back in the day. It was only when they started "embracing and extending" standards that people decided that IE was evil. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156895 it's officially out now: Google Chrome - Download a new browser Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156902 Personal opinion is that it's kind of silly not to wait to do a simultaneous mac/linux release. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156903 I see no reason to wait Windows still does have a 90%+ market share in the desktop arena. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156907 Posting this using Chrome The temptation to edit your posts to look like nonsense is not small, just for the funny factor. Report
September 2, 200818 yr comment_156910 I tried it out. Fast browser, but I like my alt+s hotkey that seems to only work in IE7. Report
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