There has been a lot of good reviews about the latest web browser released by web giant Google recently.
2nd Sep 2008 was the day..
I believe a lot of people have been waiting for this released especially witnessing the many genius applications launched by Google over the many years, all these are focused at making the user experience on the internet better and better…
Especially the speed!
So what do i think of Chrome?
It’s fast, very fast!
The first thing i like about Chrome is its user interface, it’s clean and simple, is in line with all the Google’s applications. It’s just enough for you to do few things, back and forward, refresh and bookmarking. It’s good enough.
The address bar actually serves two purposes, on top of the normal URL bar, it acts as seach field as well.
Chrome also incorporates a feature called “Incognito” mode, which will not save your browsing history, cached images or visited pages, which is similar to IE 8 “InPrivate” mode.
According to Chrome, it treats each tab as a separate application. This is especially cool for multi-tab users as any javascript or flash issues with a particular tab doesn’t affect others…A quick look at the windows task manager reveals that they are all in different processes.
If you do a right click on the right hand side of the last tab, you will see an option “Task Manager”, you will be able to see how much memory every tabs / pages take up, this is useful if you have many tabs open at the same time.

Another sneaky feature of G-Chrome is the “Inspect Element”.
If you right click on an element on the page, there’s an option for you to click “Inspect Element”, it may be a good feature for people who are working with web development.
You can click on the resources button and then refresh the page, it will show the size and time taken to load each and every element on the page, it’s very sneaky! Immediately at a glance, you will discover which elements are slowing down your page.
On the other side of Google Chrome, there’s many users and bloggers voiced concerns on the terms of service at Section 11 about rights to any user-generated content “submitted, posted or displayed on or through” the browser. Well, it has been taken care of. Check it out at Google’s chrome TOS update.
Overall the browser looks simple and clean, and to me at this early beta stage, the G-Chrome is a good browser.
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