Comments on: Chrome And Javascript - Oh Bugger http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/ Making real money online with genuine schemes since 2002 Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:37:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Paul B http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6761 Paul B Thu, 11 Sep 2008 08:14:08 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6761 That's the word on the street :) Did you hear that they are thinking about games publishing as well? Possibly free games in exchange for adverts. I worry about Google sometimes, soo many directions at once. Then again who am I to question them, when I've stuck another 10 billion in the bank maybe. That’s the word on the street :)

Did you hear that they are thinking about games publishing as well? Possibly free games in exchange for adverts. I worry about Google sometimes, soo many directions at once. Then again who am I to question them, when I’ve stuck another 10 billion in the bank maybe.

]]> By: google free web hosting http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6752 google free web hosting Wed, 10 Sep 2008 20:40:57 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6752 hmmmm.....that's interesting....so a cloud OS? <em>google free web hosting's last blog post..<a href='http://bluetrick.com/google-web-hosting/#comment-303'>By: Google Sites Google Web Hosting</a></em> hmmmm…..that’s interesting….so a cloud OS?

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]]> By: Paul B http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6728 Paul B Wed, 10 Sep 2008 07:49:45 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6728 The way Chrome works by running each tab in it's own little space is very similar to how an operating system works. At the moment there is only one "app" available for it (the standard browser tab) but I don't think it will too long before we start start seeing customised/optimised tabs for other things. Gmail tab, Google Docs tab, Google Earth tab - each optimised to best suite the web application in question. I can really see Chrome becoming much more than just browser competition for Firefox and IE, I think that's why Google concentrated so hard on the Windows platform. The way Chrome works by running each tab in it’s own little space is very similar to how an operating system works. At the moment there is only one “app” available for it (the standard browser tab) but I don’t think it will too long before we start start seeing customised/optimised tabs for other things. Gmail tab, Google Docs tab, Google Earth tab - each optimised to best suite the web application in question.

I can really see Chrome becoming much more than just browser competition for Firefox and IE, I think that’s why Google concentrated so hard on the Windows platform.

]]> By: google free web hosting http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6723 google free web hosting Wed, 10 Sep 2008 03:04:32 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6723 i tried out chrome, and here are the things I found out: 1. starting one page in chrome takes about 20mgs of RAM - starting one page of ff3 takes about 125mgs. 2. each additional tab in chrome adds about 20-30mgs of RAM usage. you can open up as many tabs as you want in firefox, and you won't use more than 200mgs (at least with my experience). 3. opening up each successive tab in chrome makes the thing slower and slower....though it's not taking up that much ram. im' not sure if it's related to a processor thing or waht....but i think it's bug they gotta fix. 4. i'm planning to buy a netbook, and you better believe i'm going to install chrome on it. :) <em>google free web hosting's last blog post..<a href='http://bluetrick.com/google-web-hosting/#comment-303'>By: Google Sites Google Web Hosting</a></em> i tried out chrome, and here are the things I found out:

1. starting one page in chrome takes about 20mgs of RAM - starting one page of ff3 takes about 125mgs.

2. each additional tab in chrome adds about 20-30mgs of RAM usage. you can open up as many tabs as you want in firefox, and you won’t use more than 200mgs (at least with my experience).

3. opening up each successive tab in chrome makes the thing slower and slower….though it’s not taking up that much ram. im’ not sure if it’s related to a processor thing or waht….but i think it’s bug they gotta fix.

4. i’m planning to buy a netbook, and you better believe i’m going to install chrome on it. :)
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]]> By: Paul B http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6625 Paul B Fri, 05 Sep 2008 20:33:53 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6625 That what I thought as well but when I run the same pages through a Safari simulator it works no problem. Notice you're Mac based, can you do me a favour and try www.west-sands.com and see if you get the header? Cheers. That what I thought as well but when I run the same pages through a Safari simulator it works no problem. Notice you’re Mac based, can you do me a favour and try http://www.west-sands.com and see if you get the header? Cheers.

]]> By: Adam http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/chrome-and-javascript-oh-bugger/#comment-6614 Adam Fri, 05 Sep 2008 17:02:20 +0000 http://www.themakemoneyonline.net/?p=303#comment-6614 It apparantly uses Safari's rendering engines, so if your stuff works in Safari it should work in Chrome! <em>Adam's last blog post..<a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ConversionMatters/~3/375280547/stop-fucking-comment-spamming-me'>Stop Fucking Comment Spamming Me!</a></em> It apparantly uses Safari’s rendering engines, so if your stuff works in Safari it should work in Chrome!

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