Get bored with firefox 3 or IE7 already? Then Google’s new browser, Chrome, is here for you to test it and crush all hopes of IE. Well in this entry, I will give you some of my opinions after I test drive this babe, and include screenshot as well.
Alright! The first impression is the browser is looks nice and a bit faster than Firefox, especially when maximize the browser, it bring you full screen-like on IE7. And flash is working fine as well. But I feel retard when I scroll down the page (feel like using Theworld browser in different ver.).
Surprised, when I open-up Windows task manager for… you know, checking that’s whether Chrome using RAM more than FF or not. I found many of chrome.exe in separate line. While I’m writing this entry I’m using Chrome for test as well. And I guess it’s suck than suppose to be… Well, I can’t resize the pic and I can’t drag n’ drop the highlight words. F**k that up.
End the review… ——————
Aahamm, my conclusion is Chrome is a good browser, but it’s still in beta so I won’t switch from Firefox to Chrome yet. But if you wanna test drive anyway? Just go on Google’s page, download it, and test it (no Mac/Linux ver yet). Note: Jack Sparrow’s pic down’t relate anything to this entry.
Note#2: Why my task is look like Mac? Well, I customized my Vista to look like Mac
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I probably hardly will switch either. I do not use my browser other than for browsing lol.
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The reason you saw many entries for Chrome.exe is that each tab is ran as a separate thread. The idea is that something in one tab goes bad instead of the whole browser crashing only that one tab crashes.
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why don’t you just use a mac instead of just the theme ^^
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too used to firefox already.. haha
I wonder how far will this browser go and what’s their goal. to replace existing stuffs already on the market or what hmmm
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interesting book Jack Sparrow is reading.
i read about this new browser in the news but haven’t tried it. i’m happy with firefox. ^^
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Same here, I think I am still stuck with Firefox whenever I go browsing the net..
Well, if IE8 comes out with full release which is better than FF3, then maybe I will give it a try.. ^^
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@panther, lol.
@The Geek, hmm…I think you’d probably right, thanks. ^^
@k, I want to but I need to keep some of my budgets for custom desktop.
@AC, Maybe to crush and crush all hope of IE, lol ^^”
@gordon, hahaha, yeah I found it on internet. Never thought Jack would read that kind of thing. ^^
@Fariz, if IE8 is better than FF3, then FF3.1 would better than IE8. lol!
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I just too stick on FF.. don’t have any intention to change my partner life as well.. ^^
All Hail Firefoxx!!!!
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In my blog , I had a similar conclusion as you when looking at the number of processes in task manager, however, that’s not the case. Nanu and Wickedclown cleared that up for me in their comments in my blog.
Basically, there is only one chrome process and the rest are just child processes which are added everytime you open a new tab or have plugins in a particular site.
The amount of memory used by Chrome cannot be calculated by adding the usage of all chrome processes because those Chrome processes share their memory. So instead of lumping all together in one process like Firefox does, Chrome spreads it into multiple processes.
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I switched already , tried Chrome , loving it , keeping it
I never liked Firefox so i was using IE7 , so i could only be happy with Chrome i guess ^^
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