see http://blogs.computerworld.com/chrome_firefox

for more.

dt

You can choose not to have Google notified about your usage statistics; however, I can see your concern about privacy.

At one point, though, you’ll have to just give up on the idea that any one single entity, be it the government or Google, will one day be able to monitor every single person on the Internet.

Given that they could, and it’s probably well within their means, what would they do with that information?

Google would obviously use that information to make money (e.g. better targeted advertising).

So, I think we’ll be o.k. as long as the government doesn’t interfere with Google.

Firefox doesn’t deal nicely with memory, which is annoying, but in a future version of the software this will be mitigated if not eliminated–and the speed thing will improve over time, too.

By contrast, as Chrome develops functionality and customizability comparable to Firefox’s, it will slow down and encounter memory management issues of its own, too.

I’d like to see the next release have a ‘print preview’ and a ‘print selection.’ Additionally, the promise that “if one tab crashed, the others would not” just doesn’t seem to work in my situation.

I would also like Chrome to remember the folder/directory where the last file saved was, and revert to that same directory on the next save (for saving files, images, etc,… from the web).

I would like to see better support for Flash applications, as they have significantly paused or crashed Chrome numerous times.

Oh, and the ‘confirm form submission’ page (when you browse back to a website) is just annoying.

Otherwise, it’s the perfect browser!