Since I'm the one who started this I may as well post my impressions. First .I must say

that, for a Beta on it's first outing, it has allot going for it. The quickness of the browser

itself, the loading of the pages, the search bar instead of an address bar, the bookmarking

to either the links bar or the "other bookmark" folder, it doen't crash, the tabs bar put in an

interesting place, the thumbnail page and one other interesting option that I haven't seen

in an other browser yet with out an ADD-ON is the protection against landing on a infected

web site. This happened to me last night while doing some research on a particular program.

This is what Chrome displayed when I chose to take a look at this web site:

As you can see , Chrome asked me not to visit this web site because of previous testing

which found to have links to malicious web sites and that by simply visiting those sites you

would get infected. There is a link on this [page explaining what I just said. Here are the details:

Now, for the not so good side of Chrome. It is VERY heavy on resources.I'd say , from what I have

seen in Task Manager, about two to three times as much as Firefox. On the recording of your

searches, I can't find where to ask Google to NOT keep a history of my travels. I have an account with

iGoogle and in History I can un-check where it says to keep a record of my searches.

As far as the EULA goes, sorry Adama but, I have read through the agreement and can't find where it says

what you posted. Unless Canadian EULAs indicate otherwise , it's not there.I was just informed

by the security on my notebook that, the coding for Chrome had changed,so, I guess that I got the

up-date form Goofle changing what people were mad about.

In conclusion , I have to say that , if it were not for the "Mistake" that Google made with the History and

the EULA (which I can't see in mine) this would be a good start to a new browser that was well thought out

before putting out it's Beta. There is still some work to be done obviously but, a good start nonetheless.

I just hope that they comply with the wishes of the masses and rectify these anomalies. We also have

agree that this is still a beta. For those of us who use Sandboxie , if you try and sandbox Chrome , you will
get the same error I did. That is Chrome is too large a file to sandbox. I guess either we use the one built in
Chrome or keep using Firefox or IE.

FLASHORN.