Chrome Browser For Mac

After a bitching long time, Chrome for Mac is finally here, and it has a feature called incognito that allows you to surf anonymously. Yay! And, and, well, that’s about it. Ok fine, it’s fast as well. It renders websites much much faster than firefox. At least in my experience. Take note though that if you have a sucky internet connection a hundred million chrome browsers aint gonna help your case.

I still have to fully explore Chrome given the beta version for Mac was just released but I would love to see if it has add-ons like firefox without the constant crashing and all. I don’t know why but in any given day when I’m brutalizing my internet connection, firefox comes crashing down at least 3 times. And no, no amount of apologies can compensate for suddenly freezing my browser windows. Fix it! Lol. As if I’m paying for Firefox.

Browser Experience

So far Safari has been the most stable browser experience for me except that it doesn’t have the varied features that Firefox have. I can’t even install my favorite Alexa toolbar with Safari or worse Google’s toolbar that would allow me to automatically see what a particular blog’s PR is.

I also tried Flock but somehow something’s off with it. Maybe it’s the clutter (it is a social media browser after all) or the many many things you are forced to look at when it’s on that really turns me off.

I’m sure I’m forgetting another browser that I used to always go to but somehow its name escapes.

Anyway, Chrome so far looks clean and really simple. I’ll just have to play with it some more and see if I can install some of my favorite toolbars.  I’ll be blogging about my Chrome experience after I’ve fully tested it.

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