Google Chrome is great in many ways, including security.

Quoted from http://features.csmonitor.com/innovation/2009/03/24/browser-security-pwn2own-topples-all-but-chrome/:

Browser security: Pwn2Own topples all but Chrome | csmonitor.com

Speed is the other big benefit. Chrome is definitely (even to a casual observer) much faster at loading web pages.
 

However there is one big draw back, and its almost unbelievable, because you take the feature for granted if you’re a user of the tool.  What makes it even more confusing is that the tool is another product from Google.  And seemingly, in order to appear independent, and not draw the eye of anti-trust regulators (like Internet Explorer did), they have no plan to support their own… Google Tool bar.

Being able to remotely store my bookmarks so that they’re available everywhere I go has been a huge helpful, time saving advantage.  Plus I need that Page Rank information to be accessible as quickly as possible. 

If it weren’t for the absence of those two things, I would have easily converted to Chrome the day it came out, but until support for Google’s own Tool bar is released, I’ll continue using the second best browser, Firefox. 

Look what just landed in my inbox…

We’re writing to let you know about the upcoming launch of interest-based advertising, which will require (more…)

More things change the more they stay the same.

Who said that?  Most likely if you don’t know who that quote is from, you run over to Google.com type it in get your answer.  Well you probably just type it in your Google search bar in your browser.  Because today Google surrounds us in so many ways.

I just had to take a minute to reflect on how much things have changed over the ten years since this screenshot was what you’d see when you visited Google.com.  Yet if you visit Google.com today, it looks (more…)