Chrome has been my web browser since 2008. Never turned back.
It has its uses. I’m glad there’s more than one browser getting decent development attention.
That’s 21 in Chrome years.
Honestly, I’ve used Chrome, but I don’t get the draw. Except for the rare times Apple makes a misstep with Safari in terms of stability, it’s an easy choice. And in those times, it’s a hard choice, but I end up using Safari anyway.
Still, of lack of taste is your thing… enjoy it.
I’m glad Chrome exists so that I don’t have to have Flash installed on my Mac. For those times when a site needs Flash (I’m looking at you, NPR Music!), I have a keystroke that grabs the current URL in Safari and opens it in Chrome.
Eh, then you actually have Flash installed…
A lack of taste? Ha! Chrome is more user friendly, is faster and scores higher in standards tests. Safari is the IE of OS X.
Very odd.if I view the chrome time machine on my iPad it works fine in portait, but tells me I need to download chrome if I rotate to landscape. Great gob with the code there google.
No, I have Chrome installed. I don’t have the Flash plug-in installed on my computer. So when I browse the internet I don’t have to look at Flash ads or deal with Flash’s CPU hogging.
Ok. I thought you saw it from a security perspective, not a web experience perspective.
Chrome has been my web browser since 2008. Never turned back.
It has its uses. I’m glad there’s more than one browser getting decent development attention.
That’s 21 in Chrome years.
Honestly, I’ve used Chrome, but I don’t get the draw. Except for the rare times Apple makes a misstep with Safari in terms of stability, it’s an easy choice. And in those times, it’s a hard choice, but I end up using Safari anyway.
Still, of lack of taste is your thing… enjoy it.
I’m glad Chrome exists so that I don’t have to have Flash installed on my Mac. For those times when a site needs Flash (I’m looking at you, NPR Music!), I have a keystroke that grabs the current URL in Safari and opens it in Chrome.
Eh, then you actually have Flash installed…
A lack of taste? Ha! Chrome is more user friendly, is faster and scores higher in standards tests. Safari is the IE of OS X.
Very odd.if I view the chrome time machine on my iPad it works fine in portait, but tells me I need to download chrome if I rotate to landscape. Great gob with the code there google.
No, I have Chrome installed. I don’t have the Flash plug-in installed on my computer. So when I browse the internet I don’t have to look at Flash ads or deal with Flash’s CPU hogging.
Ok. I thought you saw it from a security perspective, not a web experience perspective.