I have downloaded the Google Chrome and so far it's working. Are you on too?
By Jenaisle
@Jenaisle (14078)
Philippines
September 6, 2008 8:06pm CST
Google chrome bar is the newest browser in the internet. I have downloaded it yesterday and so far, I have no problems. I like it because I can open several browsers simultaneously; (especially when I'm dropping entrecards) and they are independent from, each other. The mozilla is similar too but mine has been misbehaving. Mozilla has more buttons though. I will have to observe and give the chance to google chrome. So google chrome, welcome.
4 responses
@nilzerous1 (2434)
• India
7 Sep 08
I have also downloaded it and probably within few hours of its release. I find no problem with it, rather, it looks simple, slim and smart. I had problem with Firefox version "3" - page load was getting slower. So, Chrome gives me an alternative just at the right time.
Barring few security issues, Chrome's AppMode looks awesome. I'm presently running gmail in AppMode.
I've in fact made a long entry in my other blog, sid.hedir.com, about Chrome.
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@nilzerous1 (2434)
• India
8 Sep 08
I find no problem today in opening ENTRECARD blogs. It might be some temporary problem.
@jamesnogra (381)
• Philippines
9 Sep 08
chrome really crashes or hangs in youtube or any other sites that offers video streaming. it is also memory eater... the GUI is nice but still we have to wait for the best when the non-beta chrome will be released...
Thanks for the input,yes perhaps I'll delete it first. Cheers.
@iceblizzard (749)
• Philippines
7 Sep 08
I haven't try this one yet. Can you give me your overall rating about this new browser? I'm afraid this have bugs again like IE or FF. Ruins my web page design and I'm tired to do all the rework to make the page browser compatible.
@naokokensaku (529)
• Malaysia
7 Sep 08
Generally most pages render pretty well on it. Rule of thumb: if it can be viewed in Firefox and Opera, your page is fine. Even better if your page can be viewed on Safari, as Chrome works off the same rendering engine as Safari, which is webkit.
The version of webkit Chrome is using is about a year old though, so you might want to keep that in mind.
