There has been some buzz about the new browser released by Google, Chrome.\u00a0 We’ve seen a lot in the browser community in regards to updates and actions to make the experience bigger, better and faster from the 2 majors companies, Microsoft and Mozilla.\u00a0 This is even true with the introduction of Apple’s Safari to the PC.\u00a0 I hope that this insurgency of the ‘newer’ and better browsers does not stop considering there are quite a few changes that still need to be made to improve the overall performance usability of the internet.\u00a0 So, Chrome seems to be a step in that direction.<\/p>\n
Being previously unaware that they were even working on the browser in the first place, this came as a shock to me and at initial glance at this software, I was attested to it.\u00a0 I found that it literally made me feel like a child playing with internet Play-Doh.\u00a0 As I dug deeper into it, general browsing of sites and hitting links from friends over chat, I found myself doing a lot less work to view what I wanted to view.\u00a0 I also found tab dragging very friendly, fast which made me want to see what was happening to my system while I did this.\u00a0 Come to find out, I noticed quite a few chrome.exe processes running which made me laugh and almost uninstall the software.\u00a0 I say this, based on that as browsers stand now, you make a new window, you get a new process and tabs are loaded within that. \u00a0But in looking further in how you can pretty close to almost dynamically create new windows from them, rearrange things like a Lego fortress. \u00a0Furthermore, Shift-Esc allows to show what each of these is doing memory and CPU wise.\u00a0 From a geek perspective, I am happy to see this.<\/p>\n
So, this brings me to the usage of about.\u00a0 You’ve got everything from funny to useful for the about section of the browser.\u00a0 I am not here to really describe these, so enjoy them for yourself:<\/p>\n
about:memory
\nabout:stats
\nabout:network
\nabout:internets
\nabout:histograms
\nabout:dns
\nabout:cache
\nabout:plugins
\nabout:version
\nabout:objects
\nabout:chrome-nativeui
\nview-cache:{URL}
\nview-source:{URL}<\/p>\n
All in all, I’m glad they’ve released this.\u00a0 I hope it helps in pushing the internet browsing idea to another level.\u00a0 I guess time will tell, but so far, so good!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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