I did the complete "immersion" thing, like learning a new language, jumping in the deep end of the pool. I've used Chromium exclusively for a couple of weeks, gathering links for the ezine (and Wavezine). There's a feature that Don and I both miss so he's checked out the forums and can't seem to get an answer. We gather links when we have the time and when it's time to write the ezine, about 3-5 days before posting, we routinely open Bookmark Manager, choose 5-10 links at a time and right-click to 'open all in tabs'. Then we check out the sites more thoroughly and write them up. Chrome and Chromium have no way to do that so far as we can tell and it's an annoyance not to have a feature that saves time and effort. He did write the developers making a feature request, we'll see where that goes. By the way, we have invites to Google Wave to give away if anyone's interested. It's slow and clunky right now, but it is after all a preview-not even alpha, much less beta. It's fun and interesting and is the new paradigm in communications and collaboration. Let me know. Lisa On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Lee Parmeter <geek@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > wlanoue@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > >> After reading Don's rave review of Chromium, and being frustrated by >> Firefox lately, I decided to take it for a test drive on my PCLOS'09 box. >> Now that's what a browser should be!!! >> >> Beeyil >> >> >> The box read, "Requires Windows XP or Better," so I installed PCLinuxOS >> 2009. >> >> > I have found myself using Google Chrome most of the time now as well. > > -Lee > > ______________________________________________________________________________ > Highland Lakes Linux User Group (HLLUG): http://www.hllug.org > HLLUG mailing list: //www.freelists.org/list/hllug >