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Well, one obvious deficiency is the lack of integration with password managers. That's deal-breaker for me.
Printing doesn't work on OS X or on Linux yet either.
What is this "printing" of which you speak?
Google Chrome 3.0
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Re: Google Chrome 3.0
#52Does anyone find that chrome is just unnecessary? It seems like google got to the game just when all the other browsers hot a point when they are all good. Not long ago, FF seemed like a real edge. Now I just use it cuz I'm used to it and it has extensions that I am used to. Safari is also good and even the new IE is good. I wouldn't mind using either of them or using chrome. The pace of improvement seems to be stron…
I think we can fairly credit Chrome with dramatically raising the bar for javascript performance across the competing browser engines. The V8 virtual machine for Chrome compiles JS to machine code rather than interpreting it or running in bytecode. Mozilla has since responded with the TraceMonkey optimization for its javascript engine; WebKit developed SquirrelFish Extreme; and so on.
SUre. extra competition. An extra place for innovation to happen. All good. But it doesn't seem to amount to using the browser does it?
Re: Google Chrome 3.0
#53still waiting to try the official mac version...
Re: Google Chrome 3.0
#54Chrome + Firefox = one browser to rule them all.!
lol. To guys with 'good' karma: not LTR fans I take it?
It's worth noting that together these browsers will take significant market share from IE and Safari, especially when Chrome is released for mac later this year. Even more interesting is FF strong ties and history with Google.