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First look at Google Chrome
Yesterday Google inadvertantly disclosed that it was planning to release a browser called Chrome when the Google Blogoscoped blog was sent (and it seems received a couple of days early) a comic book outlining some of the browsers new features. Today we get to see the browser first-hand.
Installation
Installation ... whole process took seconds!
And it's running!
Very fast page rendering
Very clean and simple interface
Controls for current page
Customize and control Google Chrome
Options page 1
Options page 2
Options page 3
Task manager showing separate processes for tabs and plugins
Nerd stats showing, well, more stats!
Dragging a tab out of the browser is a snap!
Snap!
So is dragging it back in!
Google Chrome takes the effort out of downloads
Download come in ...
Options to handle downloads
Lanching a window in Incognito mode ...
And that's all there is to it!
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