Google Chrome with an adblocker...?

[phantasmagoria]

SRware Iron.

Seems pretty snazzy so far, all the simplicity of chrome with the added bonus of privacy, security and an adblocker.

Anyone had any problems/know of any flaws with it?

[phantasmagoria]

scrolling isn't very smooth

[+JuggerNaut+]

but it's the browser of the future.

[seremtan]

but the future isn't here yet so no thanks

[Silicone_Milk]

the future came and went.

[Fender]

I'm waiting for quantum browsers before I upgrade.

[DTS]

scrolling isn't very smooth

but it's the browser of the future.

The future isn't smooth?

[Dark Metal]

You are truly one of the densest morons to have ever posted here at quake3world.

[DTS]

I was being sarcastic...

[JB]

im happy with Chrome as it is. If this app was good enough, its privacy and security benefits would be acquired by Google and implemented into Chrome. In a matter of months, i can see this happening.

[DTS]

im happy with Chrome as it is. If this app was good enough, its privacy and security benefits would be acquired by Google and implemented into Chrome. In a matter of months, i can see this happening.

Except Google is known to have a spurious attitude towards privacy, so that would ruin it,

[JB]

perhaps, but it occurs to me that the type of people that regularly use Google products are the type of people who might worry about privacy and security.

[DTS]

perhaps, but it occurs to me that the type of people that regularly use Google products are the type of people who might worry about privacy and security.

Well they have reason to, if they regularly use Google products

[phantasmagoria]

Well I've used it for a couple of days and although it seems quick it's just not as robust as firefox,

also iron's adblocker can't hold a candle to adblockplus, it's fairly rubbish.

[JB]

Well they have reason to, if they regularly use Google products

Exactly. So why wouldnt Google implement the privacy and security benefits of this arbitrary, third-party, app?