joshuakahn

cool, good run down. I'll probably try it on the home computer. I tried to put it on the work laptop but was blocked from doing so. I use Flock mostly. I can post to my blog while browsing and it works with all the firefox plugins, toolbars etc. Nice RSS recognition/subscribe button etc. But since I'm getting pretty serious about my relationship with Google, calendar, gmail, reader, gtalk, google phone, it would make sense that eventually I'll jump wholly into bed with them via Chrome.

Chrome vs. FF? I like the simplicity that is Chrome - I like the stability and security I've seen so far. I'm partial to the idea that if anything goes wrong it's JUST in that tab and not the entire browser. It seems to render images faster than FF and (shudder) IE for me. I'm looking to get very familiar with it as I suspect some of the open social features will be integrated soon as well.
Downside is the lack of some extensions I love in FF like firebug, webdev, and a few rss options. Otherwise it just eeks out to first place for me over FF.