You shouldn't. The latest built has that fixed now.

Right now I'm not too concerned with how the browser looks so long as it works. I'm sure they'll be adding skins to it later.

Another thing I did notice today is that this browser isn't really playing nice with Flash-intensive sites. It doesn't crash the browser for me but, oh lawdy does it run slow on my old Pentium machines.

Here's a blog post from the Mac team. Short version: there's still a while to go before they have anything usable and they're not setting a date yet. Right now they only have components of it working, so they still have to work on the rest of the codebase in addition to whatever changes they make because of the Windows beta testing.

Also some guy wrote a post about the communication Chrome does with Google. Executive summary:

• it doesn't send what sites you're visiting

It does query for search completions, automatically update, and grab malware URL lists and spellcheck dictionaries.

"It does query for search completions" <- then it has to send data about the typed in URL to the server. What's the difference?

Another vulnerability:
EvilFingers - Google Chrome Browser 0.2.149.27 in chrome.dll

It doesn't have to be Google if you've chosen another default search engine, and you can disable it.

I actually laughed pretty hard when I heard about this one.

Not have extension / plugin support in a browser pretty much kills its usability.

I don't really see the memory footprint as an advantage because it can't do half of the cool shit I'm getting Firefox to do with various extensions and then of course there is the whole who-fucking-cares-if-my-browser-is-using-150megs-of-my-3GB-of-RAM-by-offering-actual-functionality-and-living-in-an-age-of-OSes-that-having-something-call-memory-managers-and-schedulers-making-this-memory-usage-paranoia-retarded.

Unused RAM is pointless. When the fuck will people ever realize this. Also caching is awesome. We need bigger caches and large memory footprints. It makes shit go faster.

FUCK, THIS BETA SOFTWARE IS USELESS, IT'S NOT EVEN FINISHED YET

Even if they add extension support later a library of extensions does not magically appear along with it. It took Firefox ten years to build its current library. Also software in its beta stage usually has its full feature set. Just saying....

A month later, how many of you are still using Chrome? I've been willing to overlook the bugs (shaky Youtube support, some issues with Acrobat) in exchange for a fast, minimalist browser, and use Chrome for almost all my browsing at home and work.

From what I've heard it seems as though Google just ripped all of the good features of every other browser and packaged it into one bug-filled app. After the coolness factor wears, few people will actually still use it, in my opinion. I use IE7 and Firefox together, and they both work great, no need to pick up a brand new app.

From what you've heard? That means you haven't actually used it, therefore your opinion means jack shit.

I used it for a while until I found the "google update" service running in the background, and if I remember correctly there was something else that was silently installed. I'm back on FF3.03 for now.