Google Chrome browser gets a lot of attention from the start. It is browser build from scratch for better performance, usability and security. Isn't it good solution for web applications, even for enterprise level? As Forrester Research analyst Sheri McLeish says in Information Week article Google's Chrome browser "is not top of mind for IT organizations". It's still in beta, and Google is the only main supporter with its unclear reasons.
There can't be "perfect" browser for everyday surfing, and in the same time using enterprise web applications. But it's good step on the way to "perfection". In worst case the best features could be adopted by other web browser players. On the other hand, if chrome goes out from Beta stage, it can take big share of users by its usability and performance.
I will be watching progress.
There can't be "perfect" browser for everyday surfing, and in the same time using enterprise web applications. But it's good step on the way to "perfection". In worst case the best features could be adopted by other web browser players. On the other hand, if chrome goes out from Beta stage, it can take big share of users by its usability and performance.
I will be watching progress.
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