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I am the engineer that added much of the behavior described in this post, and also the manager of the Chrome frontend team. We are always looking for engineers
by bengoodger 16y ago
I am the engineer that added much of the behavior described in this post, and also the manager of the Chrome frontend team. We are always looking for engineers excited by design challenges and who have an intuition for user experience. Within the Chromium project we design all our UI ourselves and rely on our engineers having good taste and judgment. Any engineers who love UI like this and are comfortable (or can become comfortable) with C++ or Objective C should please drop me a line (beng at google). I'd love to talk to you.
- bane 16y agoPlease add: 1) The ability to group tabs by subject area. I try to this with multiple windows now, but I still end up with a pile of mess on my hands. 2) Vertical tabs. Most of the sides of my browser pages sit unused anyway, and when I have 30-40 tabs open (typical) I can never find anything. Vertical tabs would let me at least see the names of the page titles. Right now I don't even see the icons everything gets so smushed up. Other than that, keep up the great work! Chrome is by far my favorite browser. I feel pain, deep inside some organ someplace, whenever I have to use another browser.
- tomdale 16y agoIs your team responsible for the recent changes to the Web Inspector?