[vortec7]

This browser is lighting fast. Way faster than FF. Normally i would be worried about that kinda stuff in an EULA, but I use everything else that google does. So I figure that if they're stealing info on me, they've got enough as it is.

Probably not the best attitude, but I'm just giving it a test run right now

[vortec7]

Originally Posted by deafcyclist

saw this on another forum about the browser EULA, this worries me since I generally like google products.



I wonder if anybody here could help figure exactly what this EULA means by the above quote. I've tried out chrome and rather like it quite a bit but had uninstalled it as soon as I saw this EULA.

Have no fear!!!
I read on boygeniusreport.com that google apparently got a large amount of backlash from the community about this language and will be removing it which will apply to users who have already downloaded GChrome.

Read the rest here

[Berryadict]

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Read the user agreement. They have a right to snoop and retain rights to anything you do on there.

[thecoolfool]

Originally Posted by c0rinne

I uninstalled it. It was slow for me. I didn't try the shortcuts. I've been really used to mac short cuts over the last few months, so I keep forgetting to use windows shortcuts.

Ok. If you're using a Mac then Chrome isn't compatible yet. They're releasing the Mac version within the next couple months.

[thecoolfool]

Originally Posted by vortec7

This browser is lighting fast. Way faster than FF. Normally i would be worried about that kinda stuff in an EULA, but I use everything else that google does. So I figure that if they're stealing info on me, they've got enough as it is.

Probably not the best attitude, but I'm just giving it a test run right now

LOL. Yeah me too. One of the first things I did was create desktop shortcuts for all the Google apps that I use. A cool thing I noticed is that when I use the Google Reader desktop shortcut and click on a story it automatically opens the story in the Chrome browser. Same thing with Gmail, etc. It's just a clean, simple, super fast browser thats easy to use. It doesn't have all the add-ons that Firefox has (yet!) but in a way that's a good thing. I like the way you can click and drag links to open new tabs, too.

[RSCStacker]

EULA agreement scared me alone, but they were sure quick to retract it via BB (wap.pinstack.com)~

[RSCStacker]

EULA agreement scared me alone, but they were sure quick to retract it via BB (wap.pinstack.com)~

[GaryF]

Here is some funs stuff I stumbled on this evening on cnet about the new Chrome browser....

September 4, 2008 11:06 AM PDT
See Chrome's inner workings--and an Easter egg
Posted by Stephen Shankland

Google's Chrome browser has as Spartan a user interface as possible, but the browser's Omnibox also turns out to be a window into a much more elaborate view of the browser.
That's because Chrome users can type several commands into the browser's address box to uncovers a wealth of nitty-gritty detail and an amusing Easter egg.

Read more....

[jshepman24]

This looks amazing.

[nickjoedotcom]

This would be a godsend add on. Personally I'm not to keen on opera's choice. And mozilla doesn't seem to be interested in hooking up that mobile version anytime soon.

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[rmarkowitz]

No more Chrome Beta. Now available as a ready for prime time release.

Still not seeing anything in the news about possible smart phone versions

[XxJzOxX]

yup willing to try (trial version) before release. will definitly send feedback. i love google products.

[XxJzOxX]

for bberry