Gregori2008-09-03 07:00:45
When it works it works great. Problem is it doesn't always work. I have more than a few sites just hang up that I would normally be able to view with any other browser.
Unknown2008-09-03 07:09:14
Hidden subtitles:
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Just when you thought Google wasn't going to get any cooler, we try desperately to prove you wrong.
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Don't worry, it won't be out of Beta until IE 10.
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Now with Omni Bar, the omniscient Awesome Bar
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Just when you thought data mining couldn't get any closer to home
Edit: Oh, got another idea...
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Introducing the "Incognito" window, keep your loved ones from discovering your porn addiction.
See page 22 of the comic if you don't understand.
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Just when you thought Google wasn't going to get any cooler, we try desperately to prove you wrong.
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Don't worry, it won't be out of Beta until IE 10.
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Now with Omni Bar, the omniscient Awesome Bar
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Just when you thought data mining couldn't get any closer to home
Edit: Oh, got another idea...
* Google Chrome, Google's Browser
Introducing the "Incognito" window, keep your loved ones from discovering your porn addiction.
See page 22 of the comic if you don't understand.
Unknown2008-09-03 07:41:10
QUOTE(Shiri @ Sep 2 2008, 05:51 PM) 553236
I got to like page 29, but then accidentally clicked back and couldn't be arsed clicking all the way forward again since there was no "archive"...heh.
Here you go. In a better format.
Myndaen2008-09-03 16:13:20
The only complaints I have so far: 1) is that if I click down the scroll wheel it won't bring up that little image that I find so very helpful to let me quickly scroll. 2) On FF I could have it so that every word doc I downloaded didn't pop up the download box, and also opened in word without being prompted. :C
Stangmar2008-09-03 16:17:12
I've never really used that click down scroll feature, so i don't miss that, and the minor inconvenience of word docs is fine in exchange for higher speed.
Unknown2008-09-03 16:23:40
My only complaint... can't even use it on Macs yet =( Oh well, the comic is cool, albeit extremely long.
Stangmar2008-09-03 16:29:31
That's because PC >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mac 
Myndaen2008-09-03 16:29:34
QUOTE(stangmar @ Sep 3 2008, 09:17 AM) 553482
I've never really used that click down scroll feature, so i don't miss that, and the minor inconvenience of word docs is fine in exchange for higher speed.
Are you being facetious in your signature with McCain/Palin 2008? Because I always THOUGHT you were cool. *stare*
Stangmar2008-09-03 16:30:27
I am an honest supporter, and i'm still pretty damn cool
Myndaen2008-09-03 16:32:12
QUOTE(stangmar @ Sep 3 2008, 09:30 AM) 553489
I am an honest supporter, and i'm still pretty damn cool
You may be a supporter, but those who support them are clearly lying to themselves and everyone they know. No honesty about it!
Unknown2008-09-03 16:42:01
That's enough de-rail, kiddos!
I really like Chrome's simplicity and speed, but I'll be glad when it has more of the features I'm now missing. I want my AdBlock Plus! And, their installation imported 99% of my bookmarks fine but dropped a few, and my (imported) stored passwords don't work at all.
I really like Chrome's simplicity and speed, but I'll be glad when it has more of the features I'm now missing. I want my AdBlock Plus! And, their installation imported 99% of my bookmarks fine but dropped a few, and my (imported) stored passwords don't work at all.
Neuf2008-09-03 16:44:06
Loving, loving, loving Chrome!
I also disliked the tabbed browsing which IE has. Drove me up the wall, so much so I turned it off within 10 minutes of using it. However, with Chrome, it's been really smooth and the layout and how the tabs work is so much better. I've been messing around on Google Chrome all day now and have had less (zero) problems so far, whereas IE would have crashed on me a few times already.
Read this and download the needed java stuff, you'll be able to play on Nexus then.
QUOTE(Shiri @ Sep 3 2008, 03:41 AM) 553204
Is there an option to turn off tabbed browsing, before I even bother?
I also disliked the tabbed browsing which IE has. Drove me up the wall, so much so I turned it off within 10 minutes of using it. However, with Chrome, it's been really smooth and the layout and how the tabs work is so much better. I've been messing around on Google Chrome all day now and have had less (zero) problems so far, whereas IE would have crashed on me a few times already.
QUOTE(Doman @ Sep 3 2008, 04:59 AM) 553238
hmm, i couldn't run java on it, so, no nexus with it
Read this and download the needed java stuff, you'll be able to play on Nexus then.
Stangmar2008-09-03 16:59:54
Tabbed browsing is a necessity.
Unknown2008-09-03 17:00:32
QUOTE(Myndaen @ Sep 3 2008, 04:32 PM) 553491
You may be a supporter, but those who support them are clearly lying to themselves and everyone they know. No honesty about it!
While I may agree with you. They may not really be lying to themselves. Perhaps those two are really who they want...
Myndaen2008-09-03 17:03:47
QUOTE(Archer2 @ Sep 3 2008, 10:00 AM) 553497
While I may agree with you. They may not really be lying to themselves. Perhaps those two are really who they want...
No.
(YAY GOOGLE CHROME!)
Unknown2008-09-03 20:48:03
If you downloaded Google Chrome and are currently using it, you agreed to this in the End User License Agreement:
QUOTE
11.1 You retain copyright and any other rights you already hold in Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services. By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any Content which you submit, post or display on or through, the Services. This license is for the sole purpose of enabling Google to display, distribute and promote the Services and may be revoked for certain Services as defined in the Additional Terms of those Services.
Daganev2008-09-03 20:53:15
your point?
Unknown2008-09-03 20:54:49
QUOTE(daganev @ Sep 3 2008, 04:53 PM) 553561
your point?
Well, Google basically owns anything you submit using the browser.
Then again, there's no real way for them to possibly know what you submitted using it, but still.
Myndaen2008-09-03 20:56:09
QUOTE(daganev @ Sep 3 2008, 01:53 PM) 553561
your point?
It says that anything that crosses Chrome in any form will be duplicable by Google with no payment to you. Anything at all.
See here:
http://tapthehive.com/discuss/This_Post_No...le_s_EULA_Sucks
However, this isn't really relevant anymore as Google is changing the EULA and removing that section.
Daganev2008-09-03 21:02:03
QUOTE(Myndaen @ Sep 3 2008, 01:56 PM) 553566
It says that anything that crosses Chrome in any form will be duplicable by Google with no payment to you. Anything at all.
See here:
http://tapthehive.com/discuss/This_Post_No...le_s_EULA_Sucks
However, this isn't really relevant anymore as Google is changing the EULA and removing that section.
See here:
http://tapthehive.com/discuss/This_Post_No...le_s_EULA_Sucks
However, this isn't really relevant anymore as Google is changing the EULA and removing that section.
Again, I don't understand the point.
Chrome displays data. It displays data that it did not create. This is what web browsers do. Google collects data about what users watch, view, interact with and use that information to better enhance their services. That is what the company is all about. I'm not sure I understand the point of pointing out the weird legal language in the Eula.
