2008-09-02, 04:45 PM
Bwaahaha!
I am using Chrome right now. (I've been pissed with FF3 lately--it's been buggy as hell and crashing my computer a lot.
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Pros? It's fast. Each of the tabs is a separate process so it'll never crash the whole thing if one tab crashes. It's also super compatible with every website ever since it basically runs Firefox (and if that doesn't apply, then Internet Explorer)-esque engines to bring up the website and display it. SO nothing is ever screwed up and there's no trouble for web designers looking to be -cross-browser compatible.
Cons? Scroll wheel doesn't work well (can't click it and scroll down, you know?), no Stumble yet, not many addons or anything yet, but it is open source and it is the first day so woo!
I think it could easily top Firefox or at least Opera...it's pretty sleek, no bloat (though I'm guessing there will be once addons come out).
I am using Chrome right now. (I've been pissed with FF3 lately--it's been buggy as hell and crashing my computer a lot.
)Pros? It's fast. Each of the tabs is a separate process so it'll never crash the whole thing if one tab crashes. It's also super compatible with every website ever since it basically runs Firefox (and if that doesn't apply, then Internet Explorer)-esque engines to bring up the website and display it. SO nothing is ever screwed up and there's no trouble for web designers looking to be -cross-browser compatible.
Cons? Scroll wheel doesn't work well (can't click it and scroll down, you know?), no Stumble yet, not many addons or anything yet, but it is open source and it is the first day so woo!
I think it could easily top Firefox or at least Opera...it's pretty sleek, no bloat (though I'm guessing there will be once addons come out).