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Sep. 2nd, 2008 01:11 amGoogle Chrome looks really interesting. Assuming the description/explanation is correct, it has some major performance advantages, and some truly nifty unique features.
The problem? I have a lot of Firefox extensions. More importantly, there are a lot of Firefox extensions that I use and rely on daily. It's entirely possible that Chrome will have some type of add-on capability, now or eventually, but even if so, all my shiny extensions won't be there out of the box.
I'll probably download Chrome and play with it, and I guess we'll see whether its advantages are worth giving up my nifty extensions.
The problem? I have a lot of Firefox extensions. More importantly, there are a lot of Firefox extensions that I use and rely on daily. It's entirely possible that Chrome will have some type of add-on capability, now or eventually, but even if so, all my shiny extensions won't be there out of the box.
I'll probably download Chrome and play with it, and I guess we'll see whether its advantages are worth giving up my nifty extensions.