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I clicked the link and got a prompt to install Chrome. I understand that you might be using some Chrome-specific (HTML5-specific, whatever) features, but throwi

I clicked the link and got a prompt to install Chrome. I understand that you might be using some Chrome-specific (HTML5-specific, whatever) features, but throwing out potential user without even showing what he's missing is not cool. Why not to show some demo/screenshots page in case of not supported browser and only then prompt to upgrade?

dansingerman 16y ago
Actually it's a prompt to install Google Chrome Frame (http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/ http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe/) in Internet Explorer. I agree that the experience for IE users could be better. (We support Firefox, Safari and Chrome on the desktop right now)