Google Chrome!

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  iLog on Chrome

Couldn’t wait to try out the all new browser Chromefrom Google after Ankit introduced it to me yesterday . From the first couple of hours of use, it looks simple, elegant, intuitive and feels lightweight! I just hope there’s a release for Linux soon, so that Ankit can use it as well :-)  

I think I am going to continue using this…..

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7 comments ↓

#1 Ankit on 09.03.08 at 11:21 am

I can see your bookmarks… You might want to remove ‘em from the screenshot.

#2 Amit on 09.03.08 at 11:27 am

@Ankit: Opps! Thanks. Done.

#3 Deepesh Yadav on 09.03.08 at 12:11 pm

Shit, I missed the boomarks :P

Well, it is a news in Time of India, looks like whatever google does, makes a news. I guess I will try it too.

#4 Amit on 09.03.08 at 3:20 pm

@Deepesh: Nothing substantial you missed. The browser is indeed good. Let’s see how it does.

#5 Amit on 09.10.08 at 11:59 pm

Update: For the first time, Chrome hung today. And from then it has become more of a routine than exception. The sandbox funda doesn’t seem to work. When a tab hangs, everything else screws up too, not this is not limited to the window, rather it paralyzes all instances of Chrome running. Google, if you are listening, we need a patch soon!!

#6 chrome mac linux (chi) on 09.24.08 at 7:50 pm

For Ankit, the open source version of Google Chrome called Cromium is available for both MAC and Linux users. Try it out and let me know how it works.

#7 Ankit on 09.25.08 at 10:51 am

@chi I’ve heard of Crossover Chromium, but haven’t given it a try. For one, it’s bound to be very unstable (as it’s not an official release), and runs via Wine.

Plus, even if they release a native port soon, I won’t use it unless the announced ‘addons’ functionality is there: can’t surf without Adblock!

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