[LinuxUsers] temporarily offtopic: Google Chrome

[Christian Pomales]

i never said i liked myspace haha

On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM, Chris Louden <chris at chrislouden.com> wrote:

> On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 6:34 PM, Christian Pomales
> <christianpomales at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Ok so i have a few things to say about chrome. From the day or two i've
> > spent with it i've noticed that its a bit snappier than firefox. with
> > firefox i couldn't actually go on a lot of peoples myspace's because they
> > fill them up with so much flash and JS that firefox would just hang and
> then
>
> I find that to be a myspace flaw, not Firefox. However you could look
> at it as user error. For going to myspace in the first place. hehe ;-)
>
> > crash. With chrome i haven't have any problems like that what so ever.
> Yhe
> > ability to drag tabs out and into windows is also quite nice, as is
> > the ability to make things like gmail an application. I've also noticed
> that
> > the spell check knows what im trying to say a lot more than firefox's. Oh
> > and Dante the only security vulnerability thats been found is related to
> the
> > old version of webkit its using. The exploit involves download a piece on
> > malicious JS to your computer and then run it in order for the exploit to
> > work and well if someone can get you to run something that you've
> downloaded
> > to your computer your already screwed.
> > Well anyways i just wanted to give you all my opinion on things. If you
> have
> > a windows xp or vista box lying around i recommend you give it a download
> if
> > only just to see if you should bother getting the linux version when it
> > comes out.
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