Are you going to use Google Chrome when it's stable?

IE8 eats memory like there's no tomorrow. (I'll cry if there's no Firefox 3.)
Gecko (ala Firefox) is crawling in its own dark space. (Seen any Gecko on Nokia? Okey, maybe just one MID. Who's counting?)
Opera. (Err... Never seen one until few days ago.)

Webkit (powering Apple Safari and Google Chrome) is invading every front it can get its hand on.
Mozilla the biggest loser with Google's Chrome

It maybe the next supernova set in motion after IE decimated Netscape.

BTW, I'm sticking with Firefox 3 until Google Chrome is stable and my plugins ported over.

yeah im still concerned on my plugins... i doubt that i can ever switch to any other browser completely (still on FF2 due to incompatible plugins on FF3), but i do have safari and IE6 as my backup browsers....

maybe will just add in chrome as another backup...

what may be useful in chrome might just be the separate tab processes... but then, i have lots of tabs open all the time, so FF still rawks...

FF for the plugins and Chrome for the simplicity + speed.
Still, Google just invested more money in Mozilla so I won't see them getting rid of the 'Gecko' soon. A double standard is always great for competition.
I ain't even an amateur programmer but I do know that a good piece of code is small and fast while providing lots of features. Look at utorrent. 210KB and it is the king of BT client.

Portable Google Chrome is a great idea.

agree with the utorrent part... so good that im using it back after trying out deluge's windows port for a couple of months...

swt.. facepalm.jpg guess u not opera user. i use opera dono how many years back. and few things actually opera first implemented, such as thumbnails and speed dails. FF is well known due to the plugins.

Chrome is more like 'rojak' browser, all the good features among all the browser campur into satu browser. Like the tab thing, drag out to make into independent window or drag tab into the exisiting window (that's safari 'idea'), the multiple thumbnails in a single tab (AKA speed dails and that's opera 'idea'), the simplicity interface (that's abit like IE7 and IE8 'idea') and etc. The only 'new' idea is the independent tab process, each tab got its own process. One tab crashes, the whole browser won't crash.

the one thing that kept me from migrating anywhere from ff3 is...security and ad blocking
okay thats two -.-"

i happen to like adblock so much (filter anything i dont wanna see) and no script is just perfect (especially for those annoying google ad script...

until chrome have these feature...no migrating

Hey guyz...
I just informed by my friend about this new browser and i have tried it....
awasome....it really nice and fantastic....
Download the chrome at
http://www.google.com/chrome

Version : Beta
License : Freeware / Open Source
OS : Windows XP / Vista
Color Scheme : Blue / White

Please place your feedback here too if you have installed and use it..


My feedback :
Nice interface with features
There is some bugz on text layout sometimes...

Not really stable.

So called Beta Version...
lolz....but i believe they will make it better
I like it cause it let me feel fresh and the browser content size are larger than IE and FF

I want plugins!!! Lets see how it fares against Firefox 3.1.
Preliminary test shows some interesting results.
Mozilla: Firefox 3.1 Alpha 2 RC Faster than Google Chrome

Google invested a lot of money in Mozilla so I don't see Chrome surpassing Firefox in some areas.

I think is just a thing Google is doing, like something fun instead since they don't have much major project going on for now. They might do better than Mozilla, but with their investment inside, we'll never know what they will do.

I agree it gives a fresh feel to it but in the end, its all about resource utilizations and efficiency, while retaining safety and privacy.

Lolz.....
Yeah....Agree with satriakid

Google Chrome looks sweet. I got it yesterday.

i tot there already exist thread? http://www.ssscforum.com/computers-and-technologies-f67/google-chrome-the-gecko-squasher-and-ie-annihilator-t316.htm

-_-" mac and linux hav to wait. I only like that part which is the each tab got its independent process. One tab crashes, then the whole browser won't crash. But another issue occur, just pretty scare about the memory issue