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Google Chrome Features

Saturday, September 6th, 2008
by computerwhiz1

Just the other day I posted a video about my first impressions on Google Chrome. Now after a few days I am pretty impressed with the new Google browser. I decided to do an outline video on some of the features of Google Chrome compared to other browsers.

To start off with Google Chrome is the fastest browser I have ever seen. ( faster than Safari)
Google Chrome is also open source project based on WebKit.
Google Chrome is well made by Google, and Google is great right?

So what do you have to lose? It is free and a very good browser. Go to Google and download it. Also feel free to comment and let me know what you think about it

I think that i will get some IE users using something else (thank God!). The only people that I don’t think would like to use this are the Firefox addicts that love the plugins - otherwise it is an extremely good browser.

8 Comments

Matthew stalepie

September 8th, 2008
at 4:44am

I like how when you’re using page down / page up, and you’re in an inline window, like the Related Videos on a YouTube page, you can page up and page down inside that window, but then once you reach the end you can continue paging up and down outside of the window.

This browser causes my CPU fan to blow way too much though. Flash seems to work horrible in it. In fact, no other browser even comes close in its hiccups with Shockwave Flash.

Matthew stalepie

September 8th, 2008
at 4:46am

In my opinion the best browser is still Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 and 7. I’m going to continue using Chrome, though, because I’m hopeful… sort of… that it will improve.

Matthew stalepie

September 8th, 2008
at 4:47am

And because I’m so tired of the browser wars and wish people shut up about all these EXTREMELY MINOR differences between them all.

Ironically the “verify this word” captcha thing that I neglected to type when first trying to publish this comment is “chill.”

computerwhiz1

September 8th, 2008
at 5:13am

Personally I think that WebKit must have a problem with Flash. Safari does this same thing. When Flash is running the CPU load soars to around 90%.

Adidas

September 23rd, 2008
at 6:36am

Chrome it will help to web developers there are many integrated features …And speed is too good only thing is we cant install the plugin ….

Other than that chrome rocks

Buytiffany

September 27th, 2008
at 8:40am

I downloaded Chrome on my PC the day it became available. I love many of its features, and I love its premise. Firefox will still be my browser of choice until 1) the plug-ins I’ve come to rely on are made available for Chrome and 2) it’s available for the Mac.