It has almost all features you expect, except for add-ons etc.

Actually, addons was the only reason I switched from Opera to Firefox, which is somewhat slower but so much more convenient in the end

But it has much better ways to configure search engines – like “s find a podolsky” in the URL bar searches for SPIRES etc. – similarly for news.google.com, amazon.com, blogsearch, and dozens of others I configured.

Have you heard about Launchy? The latter is quite a tool, and I keep all my search engines configured in there.

Cheers,
Dmitry.

for my weak PSU – which is the likely reason for roughly weekly crashes – Chrome is better than Firefox because it is “even lighter” working.

It has almost all features you expect, except for add-ons etc. The biggest missing feature is autofill in forms (and searching through forms, like in blogger.com forms where I write postings – an annoying missing detail; it also translates the WYSIWYG into HTML in an awkward way in blogger.com). But it has much better ways to configure search engines – like “s find a podolsky” in the URL bar searches for SPIRES etc. – similarly for news.google.com, amazon.com, blogsearch, and dozens of others I configured.

I like all the Chromy QCD details like the dragging of tabs into separate windows, and vice versa. The mouse wheel bug for my mouse can be fixed by a patch.

There are various tiny bugs of the beta – for example, sending new mail at HOTMAIL doesn’t work. Not sure why exactly this bug appeared – maybe it’s deliberate from one of the two sides of the conflict.

Best wishes
Lubos

But try e.g.

drink://www.pilsner-urquell.cz/

You must use the newest browser, Google Gambrinus.

If you impose any other correlated condition on sharing the excitement, beers, and some other values that happen to be unshared by the hundreds, you’re below 1 again!

And in many cases, so familiar to scientists beginning with Galileo, the silence is usually the more optimistic option.