i've been using it for a few hours now and i think it's going to be my new default browser... previously i was using opera but chrome is definately faster in terns of loading pages
looking very promising, but currently suffers from old WebKit vulnerability but i think i will be giving this a go when it passes beta!
Competition is always good for consumers. Looks like the browser war has started another round. BUT, I'm still sticking with firefox, because it's comfortable and familiar. Also I think it'd be sometime before Chrome can catch up with firefox in usability, which has tons of add-ons.
I'm using it, but not as my default browser. Some of the functions are really cool, but toolbars (esp. Google Toolbar) isn't supported yet.
i was trying it out also. interface is simple just like most other google interfaces. feels pretty fast, but nothing to be blown away by.. i'll stick with opera =)
no home button. it is very fast though, in firefox it takes a while to render the huge pages we have on this forum that are full of images, chrome did it almost instantly. i will probably stick to firefox though, i trust it too much at this point
i tried it out and noticed when i was trying to type an & it wouldn't let me.... but most of the features are quiet good and also it is open source so hopefully other developers can improve it even more
its not bad, its simple and pretty clean. a little bit glitchy though. but i notice when it loads java or flash things is faster...
nothing special...i don't know why you would be BLOWN AWAY by this. It doesn't really have a menu to it...
