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Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

bestmanish — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:07:09 -0000

It is a great filling of working with Google and milestones are always a good time for introspection. Interesting, fun, surprising, insightful, inspiring, impactful, and more such words.

Google is not quite as big as many companies out there, but in its space it has a huge user base for most of its applications (search and beyond). Anything you analytics menu-googlework on will probably touch hundreds of thousands of people.

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Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

Patrik — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 11:17:19 -0000

The next time you browse something that you do not want other people to see simply click on the tool directly below the the 'x' on the top right. then click 'new incognito window'

Nothing will be saved.

Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

Craps Dice Control — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 08:04:28 -0000

I am looking for an information, i thnk u guys help me out. So, I just want to know that how can we delete bookmarks, which shows at the right site of the google chrome. All the bookmarks i have in internet explorer are automatically shown in the chrome.
There is no delete option.
Any suggestions ?

Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

stone — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:23:31 -0000

The only immediate problem I see is for webmasters having to make sure that their site shows up well in this new browser. Firefox is working well for me at the moment, so I think I'll wait until it is fully tested in the public first.

Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

asksiva — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 06:30:04 -0000

A dawn of a new era? — There’s definitely not a soul who doesn’t know about the decade long microsoft and google rivalry. Both of these huge goliaths having been constanly pushing themselves to their limits to totally conquer the computer and internet industry. I think I’ll stick with firefox till Chrome moves in and out of beta.

Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

rexpechler — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:13:33 -0000

I hear the JavaScript performance of Chrome BLOWS AWAY the competition. What this means for advanced web applications cannot be understated.

Re: Chrome: Do we need a Google browser?

anon — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:08:07 -0000

Yes we do need a Google browser. I'm finally glad there's a company that sees that how we use the web today is vastly different from when it was conceived. Web "browsing" doesn't even make up my core use of a web browser anymore. These days, I typically have preconceived destinations yet the only tools in a web browser that aids with this use case model is bookmarks. For this simple reason, I'm incredibly excited about Google's browser.