Google's Chrome Browser is Here and It's Awesome

Google is doing it again, taking on browsers like Internet Explorer, Netscape, and Mozilla. Obviously if Google commits the same high level of professional work, they have to their other endeavors we may all be Google only when we surf the internet from now on. According to the googlechromebrowser.com website "The Google Chrome browser will be based on the existing Webkit rendering engine and integrate not only tab-based browsing but Google Gears and the latest version of the company's search technology, called Omnibox."

This means that the average user will be able (after a few uses) to rely on their computer to bring up their normal searches after just a word, or even a few letters. There is even a setting where you can surf and none of your activities while surfing is recorded, lastly using the WebKit software you should have greater speed and definition when loading browser windows. The greatest part about this is the reduced malware thanks to constantly updated lists of phishing and malware laden sites.

After downloading this new browser, I saw obvious improvements as well as possible hang-ups for current Mozilla and Internet Explorer users. The windows used on the browser were tabbed for ease of use. My bookmarks were transferred as well as my favorite's history. It has a brief but basic tutorial that walks you through the features available. My favorite feature so far is the one box for search and browse applications. Second to this is the applications shortcut, which enables me to go directly to my mailboxes, or any other favorite site or webpage. Go to the settings menu, (easy click away), drop down, and add the webpage you are in currently. It directly transfers to your desktop or start menu, quick launch bar. It is a basic looking browser application, uncluttered and without the endless add-ons that occur with some of the other browsers we have used up to this date. With everything I have seen and downloaded this will very likely be everything Google is claiming it to be.

The Beta browser application is available for download today, expect some minor issues however overall this looks to be an amazing addition to the Google Empire of browser based search applications. I did download and experiment with several "trouble" sites to see if there were any issues loading or showing the webpage's, my honest opinion is this will remain my new browser over even Mozilla. Therefore, go to Google check it out and try it. You will not be disappointed, bravo Google again you have shown why your stocks continue to make waves.