Since discovering the wonders of Firefox (Mozilla), I've always used it. As a browser, it perfectly serves my needs.
Now recently, Google Chrome -which is still in beta version- is introduced. Ever curious, I tried using it. Besides, it sounds like an interesting concept -technically.
From my not-too-long experience of using it, I especially love the fact that when a tab goes down, your whole browser will not go along with this errant tab. In short, the browser won't terminate itself - along with the other tabs (which is annoying). Its security feature is also something of an improvement. Plus the window presentation of frequently visited sites.
The downside to this new browser though is it tendency to freeze. I minimized the browser to use another application and when I got back to a tab, I found it blank. After waiting a couple of sec (to load), it's all showing again. That aspect of its design needs to be improved.
But being new, there's always room for improvement and enhancement (Google Chrome is an open source browser). It's really a promising one and with potential popularity. So with time, maybe I'll end up forgetting about Firefox and completely use Chrome. For now, let me just alternately use it with Firefox. :-)
My Rating: 3 out 5
To check how it works: http://google.com/googlebooks/chrome
