Yippie! Now I can be on here on my own computer again! All thanks to Google Chrome! Why didn't I think of this sooner?

Is it that good? I'm on firefox but haven't tried chrome yet. If you don't mind me asking, what OS do you have?

Yes. It's extremely fast. Rainbow Dash speed. And what is OS?

Moved to Spam Haven.


OS = Operating System, such as Windows 7, Mac, Windows XP.

Windows XP. And sorry.

Chrome is Awesome, much better than Firefox, incomparable to the horrible IE

tried chrome. Didn't like it as it didn't have the addons from firefox unless I missed those somewhere.

Anything is better than IE.

I used to use Internet Explore for this site til' it did the long wait. But I still use IE most things. I only just downloaded Chrome today.

Chrome has addons KTC - in Chrome menu (click on wrench), choose Tools > Extensions. I don't explore around to see what's available - I use an adblocker and that's it.

But yes, after the initial "where is everything?" period, I like it much better than IE or Firefox. It's faster and uses much less RAM.

Interesting, perhaps I'll check it out again, though only as an alternative browser if firefox gives out or I require two different browsers to be running.

Searching for appropriate chrome clones of my firefox addons and overcoming my wariness of using new add-ons is hard.

embrace change

Embrace Eternity!
Sorry, Mass Effect moment.

*ahem*
But being an unchanging blob is my MO XD.

hmmm.....perhaps I will try chrome one day.

There are 3 versions I know of (all listed on cnet.com when you search for Google Chrome).

three versions? I only know of two: Beta and Final/Latest stable.

Cnet only has the final version.

There is Chromium (I think thats how you spell it...), Beta (I have i think), and Google Chrome Canary, and I guess there is four I might have the stable or beta, don't know...

Chromium is related to but is NOT Google Chrome. Google Chrome is basically Chromium + extra features.

Google Chrome Canary is for developers generally. It's less stable than Google chrome and even beta. Do NOT use if you are just a user rather than a developer as you run the risk of losing data.

Overall, stick with the latest stable version of Google Chrome if you want a safe version. By their very natures, Canary and Beta are unstable and Chromium has less features.

(I can't believe I wrote this 'analysis' of Chrome when I don't even use it....)

You never know what you may know. It appears that way. I guess you researched it once in your life and don't even remember. Just guessing.

Actually, I just googled the names when you provided it. That was not off the top of my head.

Oh. My bad...