Using Chrome

[nthpeter]

u never see anything on IE8 needing patch or upgrade.

Not really No browser is flawless, though.

Nice to see Microsoft is at least trying to do things right with IE9, however.

Any dates of beta or RC, IE9 is new to me.

On topic, chrome is great and have better interface and is more logical than IEs, but i dont like its look on Win7, IE is just better with Win7.

[anon]

Any dates of beta or RC, IE9 is new to me.

Here you go:
http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/

I've only read a few reviews in computing blogs - trying it myself is out of the question, since Windows XP is not and will not be supported.

[Skiz]

stil comes far day when browser more safe then IE8 comes. all have security problems but u never see anything on IE8 needing patch or upgrade.
this is reality.

That is so wrong.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/artic...7_in_2_minutes

Chrome was the only browser not to get hacker during Pwn2Own.

[BangComedy]

I tried Google Chrome a few times and never liked it quite much, the feel that is. It is quite fast, but the look and feel is not for me. I will just stick to my Mozilla FireFox.

[anon]

I think chrome is better

If I don't have to explain myself either, then Opera is better than anything

[CryBaby]

Yeah, that laggy scroll annoyed me but it disappeared after some time. Don't know if something was interfering with Chrome or was it just time of the year.
But I do remember having laggy scroll in Firefox too. That thing is still present on some pages. I even get freezes lately.

[vipinfinity]

chorome is better then firefox

[anon]

chorome is better then firefox

I know you're only posting that to get to 20 posts, but if you ever open this thread again, I'd like you to tell me why you think Chrome is better than Firefox.

[Quarterquack]

I know you're only posting that to get to 20 posts, but if you ever open this thread again, I'd like you to tell me why you think Chrome is better than Firefox.

It's based on webkit instead of the (notably) slower gecko; and it also sandboxes any given command. Between the sandboxing and the parameter randomization, it's virtually impenetrable by 99% of browser exploits.

If only google wasn't the company that made it, right?

[anon]

It's based on webkit instead of the (notably) slower gecko; and it also sandboxes any given command. Between the sandboxing and the parameter randomization, it's virtually impenetrable by 99% of browser exploits.

Thank you for providing the answer vipinfinity would have probably never given.

If only google wasn't the company that made it, right?

At least it's open source.