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The difference for me at least is that I have replaced the default Safari icon (in the dock bar) with Chrome.. something which I did not do with Opera. A friend
by superasn 14y ago
The difference for me at least is that I have replaced the default Safari icon (in the dock bar) with Chrome.. something which I did not do with Opera. A friend of mine did too as I noticed today. So it definitely has better chances of sticking with at least the people I know.
(A little OT but right now the Chrome icon it looks ugly as hell. The black just doesn't seem to mix well with green and blue for some reason)
- myko 14y agoYeah it's too bad the iOS guidelines don't allow for Chrome's traditional icon. This seems like the best compromise they could come up with to maintain their branding.
- Xuzz 14y agoSomething like this might have worked and fit inside the iOS frame: http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2011/132/3/1/chrome_11_flurry_icon_by_ibnadem-d3g5ucn.png http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2011/132/3/1/chrome_11_flu...
- acchow 14y agoIt's too bad iOS guidelines don't allow for the V8 engine.