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Comments on: Understanding Google Chrome

Company chooses to describe some of Chrome's capabilities and intentions to the world with a story in comic book form illustrated by Scott McCloud.

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by gagahput3ra September 4, 2008 3:50 PM PDT
Yep. I'm quite disappointed with how Google puts the comic aside with all link that we have to navigate one by one, i mean, to this day i never really finished the comic. Too much distraction.

but maybe Google really wants people to concentrate & look at the comics with detail, i mean, if they put it like a flash slideshow, than people will skip-skip-skip the part where things get too complicated.
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by scottmccloud September 4, 2008 4:09 PM PDT
Agreed on the format. It was actually a print comic, primarily, but we're putting together more screen-friendly options.
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by albanvic September 5, 2008 1:00 AM PDT
Google Chrome. I have tried several times to import my list of favourites from MS Internet Explorer and it chooses only to import some of them (just a few).
Why ? Am I doing something wrong?
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by seesreehari September 6, 2008 9:00 AM PDT
informative

http://dailytechnoapps.blogspot.com/
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by seesreehari September 27, 2008 6:51 AM PDT
Google Chrome is good, it may not be a killer app. It may not kill IE or Firefox. But Chrome is gaining lot of popularity from the time launched Chrome has taken up 6.3% of browser share. Which is a good spike.

But I still prefer Firefox over Chrome for the following reason.
1. I like Firefox interface over Chromes.
2. I love Firefox Addons
3. Firefox is available on Linux

I would say Chrome would pickup mostly among who use IE. It may also pickup among mobile users, if Google comes up one for mobile phones.

Some tests have proved that Chrome is faster than Firefox and IE 8 and Safari. But I believe that Firefox's future version is going to be faster because of its new TraceMonkey javascript engine.

http://dailytechnoapps.blogspot.com/



the article here is excellent
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by SheilaRo May 3, 2009 3:51 PM PDT
Google Chrome is nice and quick, with slight lag when opening new pages. All seems very smooth. When you open the browser, to me it seems much quicker than Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Another feature I like is being able to drag and drop the tabs into and out of windows.

I like this browser, however with new innovations, some wrinkles need to be ironed out.

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by SheilaRo May 3, 2009 3:58 PM PDT
Google Chrome is nice and quick, with slight lag when opening new pages. All seems very smooth. When you open the browser, to me it seems much quicker than Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Another feature I like is being able to drag and drop the tabs into and out of windows.

I like this browser, however with new innovations, some wrinkles need to be ironed out.

http://technewsreviewstnr.blogspot.com/
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by lenins July 25, 2009 5:11 AM PDT
THE GOOGLE CHROME, IS NOT THAT GOOD. AFTER 15 ERROR REPORTS, I UNINSTALLED GOOGLES.
THE MICROSOFT INTERNET 8 AND BING, I LIKE. BUT THERE ARE ISSUES WITH THE INTERNET 8. BING IS A FAST SEARCH ENGINE, WITH THE INPRIVATE BROWING, IS EXCELLENT AND I SAVED OVER 300 DOLLARS ON MY NEW LAPTOP. THE SILVERLIGHT IS ONE OF THE BEST FEATURES. I WILL NOT BUT THE MICROSOFT INTERNET 7. I TRIED IT BUT I AM NOT GOING TOO PAT THAT MUCH MONEY ON A SEARCH ENGINE AND HAVING TOO RENEW IT,EVERY YEAR AND SPENDING MORE MONEY-NO WAY.
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