Well, after three days of trial usage, I'd be sadly reverting back to good 'ol Firefox.
Honestly, I hate to let go of the very simple and stripped down UI of Chrome, but functionality comes first.
I've noticed a few of the web pages I use everyday can't load properly with Chrome (e.g. yahoo mail, clicking a video from a youtube channel, etc).
Well I'd just give the development team of Chrome a little more time to patch things up.
Be seein' ya Chrome 2.0... or 3.0... or 4.0!
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