I'm using it right now because regular Firefox is dog slow on Linux, something you really notice on things like low-powered netbooks. My main complaints so far

I'm using it right now because regular Firefox is dog slow on Linux, something you really notice on things like low-powered netbooks. My main complaints so far are that there is no options screen at all and that font rendering is horrible: ugly and buggy. For instance, horrible is not shown in italics here and I'm pretty sure text looked better on a C64 running GeOS than they do in Chromium on Linux. I can understand the lack of plugin and extension-support so far, it still being in an alpha state, but I kinda miss adblock plus. Using bfilter trough a proxy just doesn't do a equally good job. While I realize it's not a priority for an alpha release the documentation is AFAIK non-existant. I had to google around and search developer mailing lists to find out how to set a proxy at all. It's speedy compared to Firefox, but it clearly shows it needs a lot of work before it is something I would recommend to people I know.