There is something about Google Chrome that I can’t figure out. Like how they manage to load the application in a matter of milliseconds. This single feature is responsible for converting me from firefox to chrome.
Google chrome brings the concept of minimalism to browsers. Minimalism has worked perfectly for their instant messaging client – Google Talk (which is popularly known by its executable file name ‘gtalk’). There are no extensions, there are no themes or any of the other non-sense that bloats an application.
No Such thing As Releases?
I am not sure if this is true but I suspect that the updates are not issued through the usual method of sequential releases. Updates and security fixes are applied automatically. The application seems to do this in the background.
A few months ago, shortly after chrome’s release, the browser tabs had a tendency to crash left and right. But that stopped without me having to update or re-install the application.
Recently, downloading a executable file shows a warning in the taskbar. These alerts never showed before.
Unfortunately, Google chrome is still not available for Linux Users , Hope they will release the Linux Version of google chrome soon.