Published: Sep 02, 2008 - 07:48 am
Story Found By: EricLander 1361 Days ago
Category: Searching
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What Im seeing as the major barrier for Google to overcome is how to get this onto peoples computers. See also our take (Sphinn link).
This article covers all of the "what" clearly, but what about the "why"? Why do I need to know this information? Better yet: why should I care?
Ill be interested to see how this browser competes with Firefox...which is clearly the preference to IE for those of us in the industry anyway. I agree with ianmacfarlane above in that the challenge, as has been the case with Firefox, is getting people to make a switch from IE since if they were comfortable making the transition to a better browser they would have already done so...to Firefox.
Well, what I need to know: is it Standards compliant?
Im using Chrome now- Its released as of now! http://www.google.com/chrome
http://google.client.shareholder.com/Visitors/event/build2/MediaPresentation.cfm?MediaID=33101&Player=1# Theyre still doing a Q and A session right now about Chrome
One question - wheres the homepage button, so I dont need to keep typing my homepage URL? :)
The browser is awesome, I thought FireFox was good but this is even better. It also has a major impact online marketing though, see my article: http://sphinn.com/story/70132
"One question - wheres the homepage button, so I dont need to keep typing my homepage URL? :)"Ah, its in "Options > Basics". Wheres the "embarrassed" smiley? :)
Duplicate story of one already on the front page. Duplicate story of one already on the front page.