I like the start page with your most recent activity on (don't worry there is an incognito tab for browsing left handed sites) at the minute I can't seem to find a home button that every other browser in the world has.

FF3 has a most visited button just underneath the back button aswell.

I'd report the issues to them Dave. Hit the icon to the right of the address bar, and it's the last option.

It is a beta version after all

Steve

It's down to there being no Java plug in for it yet, the tracking site uses Java to display the map of where everyone is skiving and Logmein uses Java to re-create your remote desktop.

So we'll probably just have to wait for them to write the plug in

I find Opera a bit slicker but only use that for more nefarious sites......I mean sites of educational value

It seems Chrome's EULA is causing a stir... basically saying anything you upload to the web via chrome gives google the right to use it...

Linky

It seems Chrome's EULA is causing a stir... basically saying anything you upload to the web via chrome gives google the right to use it...

Linky

Dear Google, Please go f**k yourself if you think I'm going to agree to that.

Fits in nicely with my earlier comment really.

It seems Chrome's EULA is causing a stir... basically saying anything you upload to the web via chrome gives google the right to use it...

Linky

There is a shock

EULA Now amended:

Google restores Chrome's shine | The Register

Google no longer own all of the internet.

There was an X-Files episode last night where n AI controlled building committed murder and the Government Defence dept wanted to steal the AI for its' own interests.

It is certainly quick, and I like the look of it, but it has some serious rendering bugs.

Try looking at the Microsoft MSDN site for example, it is so broken as to be unusable.

Maybe this is "behaviour by design" on Google's part

Once it is out of Beta, things might be better.

I do like their explanation of the "incognito" option ...

"browse in stealth mode, for example, to plan surprises like gifts or birthdays" ...

yeah, right

Bit more technical review of IE8 vs Chrome...

I see IE8 has a "pr0n mode"

is there anyway on chrome to make my middle click button scroll the page faster? thats the only bad thing ive found so far..

thanks

Hm.

I'll stick with Firefox.