Google Chrome: 24 hours later

So Google Chrome has produced some interesting debates, some people seem to be fans, some people seem to dislike the simple interface.

Personally, I quite like it but the (current) lack of plug-in support pretty much defaults me back to using Firefox. The browser is considerably faster than current browsers, both at initial boot-up and at loading JavaScript heavy web pages - this is due to the Google Chrome browser generating machine code from the page’s JavaScript meaning everything can execute that much quicker.

So what’s been happening around the web?

• Wired went back 16 days to when they visited Google’s campus and first met the browser-to-be:
  Wired: Inside Chrome
• The first security flaw has been found:
  ReadWriteWeb: Security flaw in Google Chrome
• And there’s also been some controversy about the Terms and Conditions - apparently Google ownz j0:
  Tap The Hive: This post not made in Chrome - Google’s EULA sucks
  (UPDATE: and now they don’t)

Tags: chrome, eula, flaw, Google, security