Your opinion is a little hard to take seriously if you couldn't locate the Task Manager. 1. TBD 2. It is that much faster. Check out a couple of the benchmark

Your opinion is a little hard to take seriously if you couldn't locate the Task Manager. 1. TBD 2. It is that much faster. Check out a couple of the benchmark links in other HN Chrome stories. 3. It does load quickly. Much faster than FF3 on my machine. I have 2 addons (Firebug, Web dev). I also don't keep browsers around all day. I like to break them up into sets of tasks and when all my tasks are done, I tend not to have any browsers left open. Launch speed is extremely important. 4. Importing could still use some work though. Try reorganizing favorites from another browser after importing. It's cumbersome. 5. Non-factor 6. Just because you won't use it doesn't mean it's not a big deal 7. I think this was mentioned because it exists on Day 1. Safari for Windows lacked dev features when it was first launched. So stuff like this is notable. 8. By mentioning that it exists, he's avoiding the inevitable "Chrome doesn't have X" complaints 9. It's a nice feature. Nicer than I thought. IE8b2 launched with something similar last week but Chrome does it better 10. Shift-Esc or under the wrench menu. The "Stats for nerds" page also shows memory usage in your other open browsers. That's cool.