I think Google is taking over the world, but I don't mind because everyone thing they put out is quality!z

Hurry up and release it already, I want to try it.

google is headed on the road to creating their own operating system ... i am certain this is going to happen...

Go Google go.... Conquer the Web!
Please come up with the Mac version soon.

I was very dubious of this. After all, the browser wars are over. What else could you do in the browser world?

Then I went out and read through the comic book. I was very pleasantly surprised. They have some very good innovations, like each tab being its own process. I am actually quite impressed. Plus, with them Open Sourcing Chrome I can see this taking off.

Iwould love to see Apple using this core as the basis of a future generation of Safari, if it ends up being as good as advertised that is.

It seems to me that their main reason for developing this (other than sticking it to MS just a little more) is for Android to have a reliable browser.

HERE, HERE!!!

Frankly, for me it sucks...I used gmail mostly, browsing is a minor thing in my life; I get all my work via email, and Googles new set up makes that so difficult, actually not even a reply button ... and switching back to the "old" version is unsteady, to say the least; so I downloaded Firefox, and they import all my gmail in the "old" version without any problems at all.

pictures and video on www.webxact.co.uk

And this surprises anyone????

As a developer of web sites, I am not best pleased by the entry of another web browser into the market place. There is already too much time and money spent on making web sites work well with the current set of browsers, adding another to the mix will only increase the cost. If Google wants to do something useful, they should focus on pushing the existing browser companies to standardize.

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I was very dubious of this. After all, the browser wars are over. What else could you do in the browser world?

Then I went out and read through the comic book. I was very pleasantly surprised. They have some very good innovations, like each tab being its own process. I am actually quite impressed. Plus, with them Open Sourcing Chrome I can see this taking off.

Iwould love to see Apple using this core as the basis of a future generation of Safari, if it ends up being as good as advertised that is.

I think this browser is still beta, and not yet launched. I think the next safari will be much faster even than FF. But i'd wait a bit to fully rely on Google Chrome, it's fairly new. Beside i have my firefox with all the plug-ins and add ons i need right now.

But still interesting to have another option.

That now makes at least 3 WebKit-based browsers for Windows: Safari, Adobe AIR, and Chrome.

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As a developer of web sites, I am not best pleased by the entry of another web browser into the market place. There is already too much time and money spent on making web sites work well with the current set of browsers, adding another to the mix will only increase the cost. If Google wants to do something useful, they should focus on pushing the existing browser companies to standardize.

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I think the next safari will be much faster even than FF.

Google Chrome does a lot more than just use WebKit as the basis for layout. There are innovations here that could make Safari better. Read the Google comic explaining Chrome.

This browser looks strikingly similar to Oprah web browser...Google strikes again

"Wait indefinitely for the Mac OS X version".... off to a great start, Google

and thats exactly why this entire browser is Open Source - to build a standard basis for browsers to work with

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As a developer of web sites, I am not best pleased by the entry of another web browser into the market place. There is already too much time and money spent on making web sites work well with the current set of browsers, adding another to the mix will only increase the cost. If Google wants to do something useful, they should focus on pushing the existing browser companies to standardize.

That's exactly what they're doing by basing Chrome on WebKit--the new standard and fully standards compliant.

yes it is

found download link for
google chrome browser here http://www.omegasigmaphi.com/links.htm

Or, rather than giving somebody ad revenue for hits on their site, just go to

http://gears.google.com/chrome/?hl=en

Works with a Windows browser, or with the user agent on a Mac browser set to a Windows browser agent.

Google could turn the browser into the platform, optimizing it for their own Apps-as-Services, much the same as Microsoft made IE pivotal in Windows (to their disadvantage, IMHO). Of course the difference would be that Google is accomplishing something people might want to use, Microsoft only makes people miserable.

Google has had a great rat-laboratory load-testing extravaganza for their new suite of web apps, as they design their Android phone OS. It's possible that the Android OS will make the jump from phones to PC's. It's not hard to imagine the OS running on those little green OLPC's. Barebones Linux kernel with an X-Windows interface doctored up to resemble the phone. Keep document file formats the same and there you have it.

Google may be learning from both Apple and Microsoft, from good lessons and bad. Google better be get patents, Microsoft will put them out of business over the page-up page-down thing.

#@!$ Google! Release Mac and that clusterfuck Vista at the same time!

Just added Firefox 3 chrome to my mac - hope it is an improvement, sounds wonderful. Here we go.... Stef

Here's hoping the next thing they make is an Operating System.

Well, I admit I do have a PC, but I have mac laptop. I have downloaded google chrome on my PC, and it seems to have a web browser different from safari, firefox and IE (Personally I LOVE IE.), like it has a different color and it has new graphics and google search engines. I cant wait to test out chrome. On my PC it just as well as Internet explorer, safari and fireofox, but for some reason chrome made Internet Explorer load faster...

Thanks

"Iwould love to see Apple using this core as the basis of a future generation of Safari, if it ends up being as good as advertised that is."

Both Safari and Google Chrome use WebKit as their rendering engine. HTML pages should be nearly identical on both, depending on which version they pin down on.

They use different JavaScript engines, however. So JavaScript-heavy pages will perform differently.

<script>alert('xss')</script>