The Open Source Code of Chrome put into the re-compiled guise of many other
operating systems: Chromium is among the best ways for users of Non-windows
Systems to get a copy of Chrome as well as consistantly upgrade with new
revisions of code comming to chromium usually before Chrome itself. I use a
compiled version myself for my Flash drive when I need another browser but don't
want to use whatever they have where I am.
I love it. I used this before Chrome came out for the Mac, but really I
cannot tell the difference between this and Chrome. Huh. Guess I will stick with
Chrome, I like it better.
Super fast! Just some trouble with flash sometimes..
It's the in-development development build of Google Chrome
Wakoopa doesn't track webpages I visit from Chromium @ Linux :(
Certainly a great replacement for Firefox. It just needs more add-ons; maybe.
É bom,e mais uma opção de browser no Linux,mas têm que melhorar...mas é bem leve e rápido ;)
With AdBlock+ and AdSweep I set that Browser as default.
I love it so much
After normal AdBlock+ release it became the best browser for me
The best Browser IMO , Also is faster than FireFox
The Open Source Code of Chrome put into the re-compiled guise of many other operating systems: Chromium is among the best ways for users of Non-windows Systems to get a copy of Chrome as well as consistantly upgrade with new revisions of code comming to chromium usually before Chrome itself. I use a compiled version myself for my Flash drive when I need another browser but don't want to use whatever they have where I am.
I love it. I used this before Chrome came out for the Mac, but really I cannot tell the difference between this and Chrome. Huh. Guess I will stick with Chrome, I like it better.
So fast to start up on my 4 year old laptop. Compared to Firefox, I'd estimate 10x faster. Just needs add-ons to completely replace Firefox.
I like it more than chrome itself.
The Mac version has recently improved to the point that it is a quite usable browser...and it's super fast.
This is fast on my Ubuntu and even flash works now as it didn't before.