Did you test GChrome and then found that it was not the browser you thought it was, and uninstalled it.
Some geeks kept it because it is good for viewing and handling specific Google Applications in. Cookie handling in GoogleChrome is hopeless (all or nothing, and not workable), privacy adjustments not on a per page basis, and a long litany about how the user cannot tweak this browser in any way to do his or her bidding
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But they are still working at it: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=4
GChrome has some innovative features, and is a browser to use next to …
Still I wonder what user the developers had in mind to use this browser?