1 and 2 - I do not know much about this multiprocess thing for different tabs, but wouldn't that draw more resources if each tab exists as a separate web browser essentially?
3 - I want control over my programs which would requirebuttons with which to accessoptions. It may be from the great and powerful Google but I still want all choices to be mine.
4 - Okay, that would a nice feature to have, to add search engines, but I would not want it automate, again, all choices on my computer should ultimately be mine.
5 - Firefox 3 can do exactly what "other browsers require third-party add-ons to provide this capability," without any add-ons.The general tab in the options menu.
6 - I would not need nor want a dynamic homepage myself, but I am sure many do and cannot say this would be bad, confusing/annoying at times possibily, but that would be a person-to-person thing.
7 - This does not seem to greatly impact one's browsing experience so I can find nothing possibly wrong with this feature, beyond some possible ethical issues, but that would again be person-to-person and can be dealt with by parental-filters.
In regards to reasons to not like Chrome:
1 - Very true, a great deal of work can be done before the final release so it can and hopefully will.
2 - Give it time and add-ons will come.
3 - This is the first beta and synchronization would be nothing to be added before or with the final release.
4 - Text formatting may be changable (I would guess) with add-ons or future options.
5 - I cannot defend this one, Google will most likely want to track you, but who knows, that may change.
6 - Something some could get use to and could be fixed before the final release.
7 - Again, could be added before the final release.
My webcam Driver is missing. I have an Acer Aspire 7551. I have installed Microsoft Life-cam but it doesn't seem to recognize my Crystal Eye, and I can't find the cam in the device manager.
3 - I want control over my programs which would requirebuttons with which to accessoptions. It may be from the great and powerful Google but I still want all choices to be mine.
4 - Okay, that would a nice feature to have, to add search engines, but I would not want it automate, again, all choices on my computer should ultimately be mine.
5 - Firefox 3 can do exactly what "other browsers require third-party add-ons to provide this capability," without any add-ons.The general tab in the options menu.
6 - I would not need nor want a dynamic homepage myself, but I am sure many do and cannot say this would be bad, confusing/annoying at times possibily, but that would be a person-to-person thing.
7 - This does not seem to greatly impact one's browsing experience so I can find nothing possibly wrong with this feature, beyond some possible ethical issues, but that would again be person-to-person and can be dealt with by parental-filters.
In regards to reasons to not like Chrome:
1 - Very true, a great deal of work can be done before the final release so it can and hopefully will.
2 - Give it time and add-ons will come.
3 - This is the first beta and synchronization would be nothing to be added before or with the final release.
4 - Text formatting may be changable (I would guess) with add-ons or future options.
5 - I cannot defend this one, Google will most likely want to track you, but who knows, that may change.
6 - Something some could get use to and could be fixed before the final release.
7 - Again, could be added before the final release.
Jason.
Super program ... thanks for the good times, Mansfield.
Thanks to the team
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