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It has been suggested by Google’s vice president, Sundar Pichai, that after Chrome exits beta (in January 2009), Google might do deals with OEMs to equip new PCs with Chrome by default. This might finally kick Internet Explorer out of the top browser position after 9 years.
Before Chrome came along, I had no reason to use Firefox or anything else – they were basically the same speed, and IE looked shiny 
When I saw Chrome, however, I realised it was faster and shinier, so it became my default browser. Early on, it had problems with Flash (visiting YouTube was frustrating), but an update fixed that.
People say that Google collects all of your browsing information, but hey, they’re not gonna sit around giggling at your repeated visits to little porcelain doll auctions on eBay, are they?
When IE8 comes along, I might change my mind. But right now, I’m sticking with my shiny, shiny Chrome.
I propose one of the ways to test the shininess of a browser is to take a picture of it with a digital camera and see if it captures its own flash.
By: nequitans on November 23, 2008
at 12:00 pm
That is a very intriguing idea. I shall try it immediately!
By: Brad on November 23, 2008
at 2:56 pm
I switched to FireFox 2 because it’ll enlarge text. That was compelling. FireFox 3 will enlarge the whole page maintaining formatting. It’s not as smooth as mobileSafari, but it make the web readable.
By: Lyndell on November 28, 2008
at 3:59 am
Google *might*, however, sit around giggling at your visits to ExpletivesDeletedPorn.com (should you make them, perish the thought).
By: rakkav on December 3, 2008
at 5:32 am