For some reason there seems to be a feeling here that Chrome is somehow "a BAD THING".
Its not
I run it on the several hundred Windows boxes that my teams use with absolutely no problems whatsoever.
Generally I find that where people have "problems with Chrome" it turns out to be some system or environmental issue rather that Chrome per se.
Personally, I use Chrome for pretty much everything, except for some totally rubbish sites that are non-XHTML-compliant - sometimes IE is necessary.
We also have some clients (Tier 1 banks mainly) that insist on IE, and older versions at that (IE 8 mainly), because it works with their legacy (aka rubbish older) applications and their rationale is "if it aint broke, don't fix it"...
Its not
I run it on the several hundred Windows boxes that my teams use with absolutely no problems whatsoever.
Generally I find that where people have "problems with Chrome" it turns out to be some system or environmental issue rather that Chrome per se.
Personally, I use Chrome for pretty much everything, except for some totally rubbish sites that are non-XHTML-compliant - sometimes IE is necessary.
We also have some clients (Tier 1 banks mainly) that insist on IE, and older versions at that (IE 8 mainly), because it works with their legacy (aka rubbish older) applications and their rationale is "if it aint broke, don't fix it"...
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