Five reasons Chrome will take over the world

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Buuuuh??

I've been testing this thing all day, and so far it's
doing great. It renders our internal pages and
Sharepoints, it's fast, and clean, and most of all,
elegant.

Granted, I'm technically inclined, but I don't foresee
people NOT being able to use this out of the box. The
test will be to install it on my wife's machine, and
see what she thinks. She has a habit of installing
questionable apps and BHO's on her copy of IE, you
see.

As for the market... it's been 'out' for all of a day,
and it's free. Did you seriously expect this to jump
to the top of the Browser Wars leaderboard already?

By the vitriol in your post, sir, I would turn your
accusation around, and venture to say you either work
for Microsoft and are crying DOOM! to warn people away
from something that will kill your paycheck, OR you
are working in an IE-only environment and are
perfectly happy to dance to the "IE is best" hurdy-
gurdy.

Posted by: dcnblues   Posted on: 09/03/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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