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Forgive me, as I also feel compelled to start with a mandatory posturing statement that adds nothing to the conversation. Now that's done with; I would also su
by Quarrelsome 3y ago
Forgive me, as I also feel compelled to start with a mandatory posturing statement that adds nothing to the conversation.
Now that's done with; I would also suggest that given how much better Chrome was at the time than any other browser that much of its adoption was organic. At the time of its release Google still had a considerable amount of good will from the tech public. I was certainly telling anyone willing to listen at that time to install Chrome because of genuinely good it was.
- eitland 3y ago> I would also suggest that given how much better Chrome was at the time than any other browser that much of its adoption was organic. I tried it a number of times. The tab close thing was the only thing that was significantly better on my machines, ... and if I really want to close a number of tabs quickly and without thinking I just right-click and chose "close tabs to the right/to the left/other tabs".