Torrid Browser Affair
Remember when Google Chrome came out a few months ago? I have to admit, I was in love when I first saw it. I used it for days, and then, after a short affair, I went back to FireFox. I still hold out hope for Chrome, but it has a long way to go before it can rival FireFox, in my opinion.
I came across this post about Chrome at Computer World and thought it was pretty funny. From the article:
Then, last September, Google Chrome came into my life. I admit I was totally infatuated.
She was sweet. Good looking, easy, and uncomplicated, just the way I like them. And she had something extra, something indefinable. Call it the Google magic. Whatever it was, I was hooked.
We went everywhere together. Sometimes I’d have 20 or 30 tabs open at once. She was a free spirit, and nimble as hell. I loved the cute little button that let me quickly open new tabs and the way she showed me thumbnails of my favorite sites; I didn’t even have to ask. And if I needed a little private time, no problem – she’d open an incognito window for me and quietly step away.
I thought it would be a three-day fling. I never imagined we’d move in together.
But when you showed up, it got ugly. She hated it when another browser came into the room. And not just you; Safari, Flock, Opera, even IE during those desperate moments when a Web site just insisted on it. My system would freeze tight and I’d have to crawl under my desk and yank the power cord. It was humiliating.
So I made a difficult decision. I made Chrome my default. I committed.
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Your excerpt makes it look like he sticks with Chrome, but then i read the post and its an apology letter to Firefox which ends with him saying that he wants to come home. Very funny.
The previous Comment was posted on November 23, 2008 at 1:50 pm
I tried to be tricky with excerpt. Glad it worked.
The previous Comment was posted on November 23, 2008 at 6:51 pm