Using Google's Chrome web browser
By DeenaD
@DeenaD (2684)
United States
February 13, 2010 11:30am CST
I'm wondering how many people here have downloaded Google's new web browser, Chrome. I've been using it for about a month and in general I like it. I like the overall appearance of it, and I like that you can search directly from the address bar. What I dislike is the way my book marks are stored. Anybody else have an opinion on this?
4 responses
@azdolar (28)
• Bulgaria
13 Feb 10
Yea it has some nice features but I most dislike that you can't export saved passwords.Also Mozilla is much more flexible than Chrome and it's much easier to write add-ons for it. So it has much more already written add-ons and it's easy to use them.
Although Firefox consumes more RAM,actually much more than it should, I prefer it than Chrome.
@fattymc (140)
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13 Feb 10
Chrome is a great browser, with it's lightning fast speed and good security. Now with it's add-on capability, it blows away firefox. Firefox used to be good because chrome didn't have add-ons, but now chrome has add-ons and now it's better. Chrome has add-ons and still runs with lightning fast speed. I'd have to go against you on the way bookmarks are stored. I actually like the way they store it.
@kaylayoe (293)
• United States
13 Feb 10
I like Chrome. It's a great browser. I love how it stores your previous or mostly viewed websites as well. It's so convient. If your talking about how your book marks are view on the top of the screen you can remove those or "hide" them by simply hitting Ctrl B. Then when you want them back you can just do Ctrl B again! I like chrome especially because it isn't so cluttered. It's simple and useful!
