Comments on: Google Chrome is Hurting the Internet.

By: Scott Li

Scott Li — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 22:32:43 +0000

For sure Brennan, I see your point that with Chrome its almost like preset radio stations in your car and you forget there are TONS of other good stations out there..(lol please excuse that badd analogy) half the time I would end up searching for something on Google anyways, so I just liked the fact that with using Chrome I could just type what I want in the address bar and its a Google search. That and having a spell checker for when I’m not abbreviating everything…badly at that. What I usually do is clear everything on exit anyways, so I got a fresh start. Good point though man, keep these comin…Im really diggin this site.

By: brennan

brennan — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:14:04 +0000

Agreed! I often try to make things black and white to make my side clear. I love Chrome, and it’d be really hard for me to switch back to any other browser.

I don’t think Chrome is actually hurting the web, it just shows how we’re changing. I would surf mindlessly and discover new things on my own. Now I use Twitter and stumbleupon to find my new stuff.

Chromes new tab page is a great feature, it’s just when I’m done looking at those 8 pages… I don’t know what else to look at anymore.

By: Chris Schneider

Chris Schneider — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 13:30:54 +0000

I’m gonna have to point my sails the other way on this one. I don’t feel like Chrome has bastardized all other sites simply because it shows your top visited pages. Hell, most browsers have that feature now. IE definitely has. Firefox is steering clear for now, but who knows…

And to keep myself busy with the Inter-web, I use Digg or StumbleUpon (better) to keep the dam open.

By: brennan

brennan — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 04:39:27 +0000

To add:
- I like it so much I’m on the Dev channel…
- one of the site in my top 8 is a web portal of sorts to all of my websites…