TVTropes. (Or Everything2, or Wikipedia, or...) Basically, using the tab bar as a "to read next" queue as you spider a heavily linked graph. The real solution to this, though, isn't reducing memory usage, but rather avoiding preloading tabs opened in the background once you hit a certain threshold.
I think the biggest problem was the simplicity most of these people have bookmarks and a lot of them and wanted to have similar functionality... even I think the way chrome did bookmarks is kind of wierd.
People are used to the old way of browsing, this is why so many still use things like aol and chrome kind of just jumped the gun right into what they think is next gen.
Overall chrome was okay in my opinion but I have had so many people ask me if chrome/mozilla was malware and such at least google is starting to market chrome.
It sounds like a minor thing, but I hate when I highlight text in chrome, right click and select to search, it opens the new tab in the forefront. I want it in the background like Firefox does.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 58.6 ms ] threadI have and they aren't always firefox extension users.
People are used to the old way of browsing, this is why so many still use things like aol and chrome kind of just jumped the gun right into what they think is next gen.
Overall chrome was okay in my opinion but I have had so many people ask me if chrome/mozilla was malware and such at least google is starting to market chrome.