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Kuu · 02/09/2008 12:07 AM

Ok, I just read the whole comic. Firefox and IE are doomed.

This is the most powerful, safest browser ever to be created.

The sand box alone makes you dumb to stay on Firefox or IE.

They only thing that may hurt it is the simplicity. the average user is going to use IE, there is no stopping that as long as it is pre-installed with Windows.
The more experienced users however will use Firefox, or other more powerful browsers that you actually have to go on the web and download.
Thus the new google chrome may not do as well as FF, as it's based on simplicity made for those average users.

FF has the benefits of being good both on the outside, and under the hood, where as Chrome is massively powerful under the hood, but is plain on the outside.

What's even more interesting here, is Google and Mozilla are still working together... so potentially FF4 will take Chrome's technology, re-write Firefox's backbone, and a great browser will be born.

Chrome will defiantly be installed on my computer and used on a regular basses as I open multiple tabs in FF all the time, the loading gets annoying as hell, but Chrome will solve that.

But for now, Chome, on paper, seems to be the best browser choice for both IE and FF users, until an FF comes out that uses the sandbox and multi-threading ideas Chrome has come up with.

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