Comments on: TechByte 003: Browser Wars, Get Chromed Out http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/ Technology News with a Southern Flavor Fri, 10 Feb 2012 19:14:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Clarence Brown http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-578 Clarence Brown Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:49:58 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-578 -@ Kary... Yeah, i thought this may be my only change to use flavor flav in a post image, lol. -@ Kary… Yeah, i thought this may be my only change to use flavor flav in a post image, lol.

]]> By: Techpedition » Blog Archive » Episode 049 – Twiggle or Gooter http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-577 Techpedition » Blog Archive » Episode 049 – Twiggle or Gooter Sun, 14 Feb 2010 07:34:09 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-577 [...] Browser Wars, Get Chromed Out [...] [...] Browser Wars, Get Chromed Out [...]

]]> By: Kary Brown http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-576 Kary Brown Thu, 11 Feb 2010 14:03:15 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-576 Great article, and I love the teaser image! Hillarious! Great article, and I love the teaser image! Hillarious!

]]> By: JustinP8 http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-575 JustinP8 Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:43:18 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-575 Haha, that really puts a whole new spin on "googlebot". Chrome is what I pretty much use all the time at work for research. For development I have to use IE and/or Firefox, since I have IE Developer Toolbar and Firebug on them. I haven't tried the Chrome Extensions yet, but it's cool that that's i place now. I must confess the Firefox extensions list is kind of ridiculous now, I've always tended towards using them sparingly. I too like the simplistic interface. I think that's why I like Google tools so much. Unlike Yahoo or MSN, they don't use the "I'm going to fill this page up with so much content your eyes will puke!" approach.The actually allow some whitespace in their pages. Though, you can customize it (iGoogle/Gmail) to the eye puke level if you want...I think too many sections in a webpage/app is overwhelming, which is one reason I don't like Wave that much...besides the fact that it's just glorified Gmail. Haha, that really puts a whole new spin on “googlebot”.

Chrome is what I pretty much use all the time at work for research. For development I have to use IE and/or Firefox, since I have IE Developer Toolbar and Firebug on them.

I haven’t tried the Chrome Extensions yet, but it’s cool that that’s i place now. I must confess the Firefox extensions list is kind of ridiculous now, I’ve always tended towards using them sparingly.

I too like the simplistic interface. I think that’s why I like Google tools so much. Unlike Yahoo or MSN, they don’t use the “I’m going to fill this page up with so much content your eyes will puke!” approach.The actually allow some whitespace in their pages. Though, you can customize it (iGoogle/Gmail) to the eye puke level if you want…I think too many sections in a webpage/app is overwhelming, which is one reason I don’t like Wave that much…besides the fact that it’s just glorified Gmail.

]]> By: Clarence Brown http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-574 Clarence Brown Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:18:04 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-574 Lol, I agree that the UI isn't exactly the greatest flashy thing out there, but the reason I love it so much is for it minimalist qualities. I hate the notion of a browser with is overly featured with things I never use. I admit that chrome has some things to be desired, but that being said, it's barely a year old. As far as Chrome OS, I really can't wait to have it on a netbook. Lightweight and fast. Lol, I agree that the UI isn’t exactly the greatest flashy thing out there, but the reason I love it so much is for it minimalist qualities. I hate the notion of a browser with is overly featured with things I never use. I admit that chrome has some things to be desired, but that being said, it’s barely a year old.

As far as Chrome OS, I really can’t wait to have it on a netbook. Lightweight and fast.

]]> By: Sergio Lugo II http://www.techpedition.com/2010/02/10/techbyte-003-browser-wars-get-chromed-out/#comment-573 Sergio Lugo II Wed, 10 Feb 2010 06:05:35 +0000 http://www.techpedition.com/?p=4685#comment-573 I've tried Chrome and while many of the features (especially the bookmark since) are cool, my browser experience UI and right now chrome doesn't meet my needs. Maybe once Chrome OS comes out and Google is flooded with suggestions from the soccer moms and grandmothers that accidentally bought it on a netbook, we might see a deeper browsing experience out of chrome. I’ve tried Chrome and while many of the features (especially the bookmark since) are cool, my browser experience UI and right now chrome doesn’t meet my needs. Maybe once Chrome OS comes out and Google is flooded with suggestions from the soccer moms and grandmothers that accidentally bought it on a netbook, we might see a deeper browsing experience out of chrome.

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