[v3x]

Google wants to take over the world.

[Jheshka]

That's how google makes money...

Google ads.

They won't make an adblocker plugin for it.

[stupok]

You're right. Google probably won't make an extension that blocks their own ads.

However, someone else might.

[Fredd]

Originally Posted by stupok69 ew, I refuse to look at any more flashing gif's saying "You win the prize." That's enough of Google Chrome for me. Also, certain things don't work, but that's expected from a beta. Advertisements have pushed me right back to Firefox. Let me know when they have an ad blocker for Chrome.

for some reason i never have problems with those, because i rarely get them..you should prob watch the web sites selection you making ;]

[Lord Max]

Oooh, this sounds fancy - I will have to try this out ASAP.

Lord Max

[v3x]

I have AdBlocker for FF, but I don't use it that often. I don't even really go on that many websites to care about ads

[WhightKnight]

DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT, download Google Chrome! ! !
For all those that have already downloaded, uninstall as quickly as possible.
Read Link Here.

[danielkza]

Originally Posted by WhightKnight DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT, download Google Chrome! ! ! For all those that have already downloaded, uninstall as quickly as possible. Read Link Here.

Just because you don't read links before clicking doesn't mean everybody does it as well.

[WhightKnight]

That made absolutly no sence at all. Here's an in-depth explanation just for you:

Google Chrome does not ask you if you want to download .exe files (really any files, but .exe files are the most likely to be viruses). This means any popup that asks you if you want to download some program, Google Chrome will not prompt you with a box asking "Are you sure you want to download?". Google Chrome will instead automatically download the executable file on to your computer, once again without asking you at all.

This is my understanding of the situation. If I am wrong sorry, but I am only trying to help out others. If I am not wrong, then I guess you should uninstall.

[Bojangles]

Originally Posted by WhightKnight That made absolutly no sence at all. Here's an in-depth explanation just for you: Google Chrome does not ask you if you want to download .exe files (really any files, but .exe files are the most likely to be viruses). This means any popup that asks you if you want to download some program, Google Chrome will not prompt you with a box asking "Are you sure you want to download?". Google Chrome will instead automatically download the executable file on to your computer, once again without asking you at all. This is my understanding of the situation. If I am wrong sorry, but I am only trying to help out others. If I am not wrong, then I guess you should uninstall.

So..... Maybe if you would read before you downloaded stuff it wouldn't matter.