Google Chrome is just Apple Safari (it's based on Webkit)..it's idiotic how Google didn't even try to write something new.
Paulo Pires
· 1 year ago
Google Chrome is NOT Apple Safari, neither Firefox. It's much more than that. Main NEW points for me are:
* Contained tabs which improve security and browsing speed; * Javascript compiler. Yeah that's right, compiler.. into machine-code. Not just another Javascript interpreter. * It uses WebKit which is present in Safari but also in other minor browsers like Gnome's Epiphany - damn it's fast!!; * It's not a fork from any other OSS project; * They did it.. well, because they can. And the thing is that it's making so much buzz that at least one very positive thing as been achieved: a very strong earth-shattering call to renew web-browsing the way we know it.
Oh and BTW, it's OSS. So you can put it into Firefox if you want, or any other you see fit. Please stop complaining about it, and do something useful with it.
Having said that, the browser it's cool, it's fast and, if it weren't for the privacy issues, I'd jump on the bandwagon right away. As such, I'll use Opera for the time being.
Claymore
· 1 year ago
Eu experimentei o Google Chrome e sinceramente não achei grande pastilha... Não trouxe nada de novo à minha navegação e de certa forma até fui um bocado enganado pelos screenshots. Vi um screen onde via várias webpages pré-visualizadas após fazer uma pesquisa no google e pensei que acontece-se sempre que fizesse uma pesquisa... enganei-me, era simplesmente uma visualização dos ultimos sites visitados.
Segundo o goucha, existem algumas maravilhas se acedermos ao gmail via web, mas dado que uso o thunderbird para gerir e aceder a contas de mail e RSS feeds, não estou a ver grande uso no Chrome para mim... Cheers!
PS: Se alguem conhecer de um cliente de gestão de e-mails que tb contenha um bom gestor de RSS Feeds, e que permita guardar todos os conteudos de uma feed no disco para visualização offline, digam-me plz.
Claymore
· 1 year ago
Esquecime de dizer... Uso FireFox Portable, Thunderbird Portable e Sunbird Portable :)
Life is so much easy with portable apps!
Pedro Francisco
· 1 year ago
To Claymore: you ain't gonna like the answer :D
Google Chrome + Google Reader (look for "Offline" in the upper right section of the page) OR Mozilla Firefox (or Internet Explorer) + Google Gears + Google Reader (same thing). BTW, Claymore: http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/ Read and you'll understand all the hype.
Claymore
· 1 year ago
"Google Chrome + Google Reader (look for “Offline” in the upper right section of the page)""
It's just too many app's to install compared to my portable freedom :D
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* Contained tabs which improve security and browsing speed;
* Javascript compiler. Yeah that's right, compiler.. into machine-code. Not just another Javascript interpreter.
* It uses WebKit which is present in Safari but also in other minor browsers like Gnome's Epiphany - damn it's fast!!;
* It's not a fork from any other OSS project;
* They did it.. well, because they can. And the thing is that it's making so much buzz that at least one very positive thing as been achieved: a very strong earth-shattering call to renew web-browsing the way we know it.
Oh and BTW, it's OSS. So you can put it into Firefox if you want, or any other you see fit. Please stop complaining about it, and do something useful with it.
Possible privacy issues with Google Chrome's EULA:
http://disco-bar.blogspot.com/2008/09/google-ch...
Having said that, it's cool, it's fast, it can open 20 Hi5 profiles at the same time with no slowdowns and will have a Linux version.
If it weren't for privacy concerns, I'd jump on the bandwagon right away.
Why Google made yet another browser (one possible explanation):
http://thetruthaboutmozilla.wordpress.com/2008/...
Some privacy concerns with Google Chrome's EULA:
http://disco-bar.blogspot.com/2008/09/google-ch...
Having said that, the browser it's cool, it's fast and, if it weren't for the privacy issues, I'd jump on the bandwagon right away. As such, I'll use Opera for the time being.
Não trouxe nada de novo à minha navegação e de certa forma até fui um bocado enganado pelos screenshots. Vi um screen onde via várias webpages pré-visualizadas após fazer uma pesquisa no google e pensei que acontece-se sempre que fizesse uma pesquisa... enganei-me, era simplesmente uma visualização dos ultimos sites visitados.
Segundo o goucha, existem algumas maravilhas se acedermos ao gmail via web, mas dado que uso o thunderbird para gerir e aceder a contas de mail e RSS feeds, não estou a ver grande uso no Chrome para mim... Cheers!
PS: Se alguem conhecer de um cliente de gestão de e-mails que tb contenha um bom gestor de RSS Feeds, e que permita guardar todos os conteudos de uma feed no disco para visualização offline, digam-me plz.
Life is so much easy with portable apps!
Google Chrome + Google Reader (look for "Offline" in the upper right section of the page)
OR
Mozilla Firefox (or Internet Explorer) + Google Gears + Google Reader (same thing).
BTW, Claymore: http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
Read and you'll understand all the hype.
It's just too many app's to install compared to my portable freedom :D