Google Chrome Update: Google Chrome is Buggy and Sucks Big Time
After testing the new Google Chrome web browser, I found out myself that it is too buggy for heavy use. The browser maybe new but the fact remains – it has too many bugs to be my default browser. First off, my websites don’t look good in Google Chrome and my blog posts are (WRITE NEW) acting weird. Text/word wrapping is lost.
Experts on internet technology claimed that Google Chrome is based on the older engine of Safari, a browser that fits best in mobile phones like Sony Ericsson and iPhone 3G (which was found vulnerable to security threats), not on PCs and laptops/notebooks like Lenovo Y410 (see full specifications and features).
Some problems I have encountered also include halting of page loads especially when accessing sites with heavy graphics like photo blogs and video blogs. Like the experiences of others, even my own sites containing very minimal pictures and widgets did not load properly.
For now, I will stop using Google chrome. It’s a waste of time using it while there’s so much to do online. I will wait for the final release. The beta version is still buggy and has wasted so much of my time. I think I’ll stick with Opera (and Opera Mini for my cell phones), Internet Explorer 8 (Beta 2) and Firefox 3.0.1 (anticipating Firefox 3.1) as my web browsers for now.
As for Google Chrome, bug fixes are in order and anxious users like me will have to wait indefinitely before the buggy Google Chrome Beta version is finally fixed and improved 
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Haven’t tried Google Chrome yet but I think I will stick with Firefox.
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Elaine,
I’ve tried Google Chrome for 3 days and I really didn’t like it. I will still stick with Firefox and Flock. Google Chrome is a big joke in my view.
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i like google chrome but i found the same problems that you did, its way too buggy, but it has a really fast download speed, ill start using opera and firefox again as soon as i get done downloading this game client
Capital,
yup, me too. I’ll stick to Opera and Firefox and wait for further updates on Google Chrome. for now, I cannot recommend it to serious internet users.
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