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Google Chrome vs. Internet Explorer 8

Created by : Radhakrishna Marar, Business Analyst, Oracle  | 09 08 2008 23:22:18 +0000
Industry : IT ProductsFunctional Area : Infrastructure(Technology)
Keywords : INTERNET GOOGLE Chrome Explorer
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They're back! Just when you thought the "browser wars" were over, with the two camps -- Microsoft and Mozilla.org -- settling in for a kind of intransigent, along comes Google to stir things up all over again. So can google chrome really challenge IE 8. How good is chrome than IE.
  
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With already capturing 1% market share within 2days of launch it is really going good. Google Chrome constitutes a rethinking of how you engineer a browser application. For example, with the current versions of Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer, individual Web page tabs are hosted in a single process ? a model that is efficient (in terms of memory and resource consumption) but also prone to catastrophic failures: A single crashed tab can easily take down the entire browser application. Chrome seeks to eliminate this problem by isolating each tab within its own application process, then leveraging the built-in memory protection capabilities of modern, preemptively multitasking operating systems to keep code and data in a failing tab from stomping on other processes. So Google hopes that Chrome will provide the kind of robustness that can assuage customers' fears.
By Radhakrishna Marar, Business Analyst, Oracle  09 08 2008 23:22:18 +0000
 
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i don't believe this a comparision between Chrome and IE08 hahahahahahah IE08 is pathetic no match for chrome.

Chrome can be give an award for the best browser ever....
By Taranjit Singh, Associate/Sr. Associate -(Technical), Stream International Services  | 11 04 2009 04:42:27 +0000
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I prefer non-IE family browser, it (IE) doesn't support security, however you can access to local machine file systems with IE, it's awful, really awful

I think Google decided to kill IE and Firefox
chrome is so better than IE and Firefox, IE with large memory usage and Firefox with many crash but Chrome is the best
By Davind Morph, Employee, Tani Co.  | 06 08 2009 08:40:56 +0000
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If you search something on web page then in Chrome you will get all the occurence of search in right vertical scroll bar. The feature seems to be nice as you will can get an idea of the occurence of succesful hits.
By Pradeep Pant, Software Developer Ockham  | 04 15 2009 10:59:58 +0000
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I would agree with Mr.Pradeep.Chrome is somewhat better than IE8.For instance Chrome Web browser shows a user's nine most visited sites, as well as a list of recent bookmarks and recently closed tabs. The tabs, showing open Web pages, are placed over the Web address bar.Visually, Chrome is basic, spare and efficient, an antidote to the busy, cluttered look of Internet Explorer, and the anxiety it can provoke once you get lost within its menus.The design of Google Chrome is minimal so that users are primarily experiencing the sites and Web applications they're visiting. Chrome has almost a retro feel to it, as if this is how Web browsing should have been 10 years ago, during a (relatively) simpler time, when the Internet for the masses was still new and all about exploring interesting sites rather than having a knee-slapping night of entertainment finding the grossest videos available on YouTube. Both Chrome and Internet Explorer 8  work quickly, although Chrome, less laden with add-ons, moves at lightning speed.

Because of all these slight advantages Chrome is somewhat better than IE8.
By Samir Das, Tech Architect, Infosys  | 04 13 2009 10:50:02 +0000
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Well, I liked the tab. When you click on new tab then it shows you the most visited pages as thumbnails. Which is really good.

I don't know the exact reason but my antivirus GDATA is crashing and after that my internet connection goes down. Analysing the issue will update


By Pradeep Pant, Software Developer Ockham  | 09 25 2008 10:21:36 +0000
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Google has just launched its beta...still long way to go... but looks challenging..
By Aatish Chavan, Asst. Manager, NPI/PLM  | 09 14 2008 03:13:11 +0000
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its tab management is superb
By sunil joshi, Sr. Design Engineer, AREVA TD Systems India  | 09 12 2008 13:02:18 +0000
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By Jitena Bhansali, Business Analyst, SAP  | 09 09 2008 06:35:37 +0000
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I ran chrome for few days and thought it was a really good browser, very fast. However, i came back to IE7 when i heard about privacy issues and google gathering information. giving it a few thought before going back.
By Radha Sundaram, Sales/BD Manager, Bharti Airtel  | 09 24 2008 07:33:30 +0000
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I feel IE 8 brings some better functionality & outscores chrome in terms of...

  • IE 8 also has "crash recovery” for tab crashes
  • More excitement and interest for Web developers and IT managers
  • IE 8 is beefier in terms of security and Web development tools.

 
By Anurag Rai, Accounts Manager, Dell  | 09 13 2008 01:31:40 +0000
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I love this browser and have been using IE up through all the different releases. I use it because it has always been something I could fall back on when all else failed. There is a lot criticism that new chrome browser was essentially acting as a keylogger, potentially recording users' every keystroke. What is Google really upto ??? I am sure IE8 will become more stable and fast as time goes by, so lets get real friends...
By Subhash Kamble, Business Analyst, Mentor Graphics  | 09 13 2008 01:05:52 +0000
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Internet Explorer 8 is the "kitchen sink" browser. In addition to carrying forward the legacy of Microsoft's much-maligned ActiveX architecture, IE 8 adds a host of new capabilities, including Web Slices, which are sections of a Web page that are isolated and reproduced in a separate, updatable mini window; Accelerators, which are basically context menu options that activate common Web services such as dictionary lookup or translation; and In Private Browsing, aka "porn mode," which lets you surf without leaving behind a browser or search history, cookies, temporary files, and other evidence of where you've been. With 75% market share, It will be difficult for google to break into.
By Subhash Kamble, Business Analyst, Mentor Graphics  | 09 08 2008 23:23:03 +0000
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