So, Google have released their own Web Browser, and I must say, this is exactly everything I have been expecting out of new releases of Firefox and Internet Explorer. It's called Google Chrome and it was released no more than half a day ago.
Firefox used to be the most minimalistic of all the browsers. It was a selling point, even. However, it seems that Google Chrome seems to have gotten way past that and is now firmly in the top spot. This isn't to say it's missing features. Sure, at this point, there are no 3rd party extensions like the ones I'm used to on Firefox or Internet Explorer. There's not even a Google Toolbar, but for some reason, I don't think Google would even put on in it. Ever. It'd ruin the aesthetics of what is, to me, a work of art.
Here's a few of the thing I like about it.
- Tabs look like tabs, with each tab containing it's own controls.
- Maximising the window makes tabs use the title-bar area, to maximise web-page space.
- It's smoothly animated.
- It's memory architecture model means that there are no more massively terminal crashes.
- Only one thing I've tested it with so far hasn't worked. Not bad for Beta software.
In fact, the only thing I don't like about it is the that that, as far as I'm aware, you can't do anything to change the colour of it. Luckily, it's a very nice shade of blue.
5 comments:
Found a problem allready lol, It doesnt want to work with Are You Interested on facebook (not a HUGE issue) but still.
It looks ok really but not greatly useful to me untill people/google make a lot of add-ons and also themes would be nice.
bout time you posted again!
Screw you <3
Thats not a nice way to speak to a loyal visitor to your blog :(
It's a good thing you're just one of my best buddies instead. You need to be on XBox more, matey.
I am on the Xbox quite a bit, just at different times lol.
Also when I'm on I usualy play Halo 3 but you don't like to play that anymore :(
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