Google Chome V6 Comes Out On Its 2nd Birthday

September 2nd, 2010 by dreamsburnred Leave a reply »
256px Chrome Logo.svg Google Chome V6 Comes Out On Its 2nd Birthday

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Google Chrome is now 2 years old and has already hit version 6. That’s a much faster release cycle then any other browser out there.

Google chrome 6 brings extension sync to the masses, as well as a boat load of security and memory corruption bug fixes.

Personally I think Google Chrome is great but Google release cycle of a new version every 6 weeks means we could easily hit version 15 before IE9.

Google has yet to fix (or deal with) memory issues resulting from flash (high memory usage compared to Firefox/IE), and Java issues (Pogo still doesn’t work…).

Google chrome has a 7% market share so it’s not as popular as Firefox but it is dwarfed still by Internet Explorer.

I’ve personally used Google Chrome for a while but since my laptop only has 1GB memory I cant use a browser that uses that much memory (Safari is like that too), that’s why I use FireFox because it uses by far the least memory.

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3 comments

  1. Just wondering what browser you are using most of the time? I’ m using Chrome, but it appears it really eats RAM – let’s say when 10-15 tabs are opened. I think that’s one of the areas they should improve….

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