Google to Release Open-Source 'Chrome' Browser

[Asmodai]

Yeah, Chrome doesn't work when Pangya is running, so I still need Firefox for those times.

[shurastriker]

i tried to open multiple tabs with youtube videos but it faels, something about script slowing things. That never happened to me with firefox.

but still a good browser

[StreakInTheSky]

hmmm strange I opened like 3-5 youtube vids at once when I first got it and it worked fine. But I really don't see why you'd have that much playing at once anyways. I actually get some problems with one youtube vid and like 20 other tabs on firefox..

[JFC]

Yeah, Chrome doesn't work when Pangya is running, so I still need Firefox for those times.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/8782

[LaJon]

Been using it since the day it was released.  Only issues I've ever had were with flash videos hanging up every now and then.  But otherwise it's been a pleasure to use.

[Dronak]

I have Chrome on my home computer, but don't use it very much.  Until it gets things like Firefox's add-ons/extensions, it's not going to become my primary web browser.  While those add-ons aren't necessary, strictly speaking, I've gotten used to them and there are some I don't want to give up.  However, Chrome does work pretty well on some site for me.  I recently started playing an online browser-based RPG type game and Firefox seemed to use more and more memory the longer I played that game.  Chrome seems to use about the same amount as long as I play that game.  It seems like Chrome has promise, but I think it's too early in development to take any large amount of people away from their current favorite browser.

[chera]

Stable as heck.  Never crashes.

Too bad no convenient plugins.