>For the remaining 99.99% of users, absolutely not. Chrome's appeal came from... Bingo! Thank you for pointing this out. For those younger readers, Chrome's

>For the remaining 99.99% of users, absolutely not. Chrome's appeal came from... Bingo! Thank you for pointing this out. For those younger readers, Chrome's penetration was forceful and uninvited. A browser add-on/search hijacker/ persistant spyware known as Google Toolbar was it's predecessor project from Google. It was an epidemic across the PC landscape for half a decade and all those infected machines became Chromes initial foothold. There's plenty of positives from the project, but for Chrome to achieve browser monopoly status, user consent sure did seem to get sacrificed.