The interface, by all means, should be completely redesigned to fit this decade (hey, or millennium!). For goodness' sakes, it looks like something straight from Windows 98! Interface is something quite significant in this day and age: the pretty app will win over a ugly app with more functionality.

I find it funny that a blog dependent on ads is advertising an ad blocker. The irony.

@iomatic, I still love you: 1+, iomatic.

@jordan314: You're welcome, glad you liked it. I still think it's a absurd shame that Apple locks down so much of the iPod Touch and iPhone's capability and stops the wonderful creativity of the community from doing their thing. Time and time again, products succeed and surpass the other competitors when the provide…

@vlatro: Cool, thanks.

@will_hopkins: Yep I could imagine that someone would want to use Chrome even if it's buggy, it's a great browser. Glad you like it! :D

This is a pretty clever use of Phone Disk that I've never thought of. Now I just gotta wait till someone comes up with a app that'll automatically do it, there's no way I'm gonna drag over a hundred icons manually. I love this guy's stuff: [kediashubham.deviantart.com]

@will_hopkins: Ah yes, the Mac version does have quite a few bugs. I was confused cause I'm using the Windows version, which has next-to-no bugs.

@vlatro: Cool, thanks for the info. Would using Defraggler ([www.piriform.com] to defrag a certain file directory work too? I'm kinda a sucker for GUI apps... =P

@XerxesQados: Well when you get down to it, it's really a matter of preference. I can type just as quickly as you, but I find it easier to simply enter the first two or three letters and select the URL I want, especially when the URL is really long and consists of nonsensical numbers and letters.

@justin0025: Pf, what did you think it looked like? Orange's website? Or peach's? No wait. Maybe it looks a little like...yep.

@vlatro: "Defragging your game files goes a long way towards better performance."

@hnkelley: Glad it worked! Chrome is a great browser and while it's not perfect, I'm happy to be able to let others try it out and see if they like it.

@hnkelley: Hm strange, it does for me too. Well here's a link that definitely works; it's the most popular extensions for Chrome. Adblock is the top listed item:

@will_hopkins: What are you using, Chrome Canary? I can't find any bugs whatsoever on the Chrome Stable channel, what ones do you experience?

@XerxesQados: How can you not like autocomplete? It speeds browsing considerably and is quite helpful. You should try to get used to it, it might be a pain at first but it's worth it.

@hnkelley: Chrome has it's own adblock extension, it's not _quite_ as good as Firefox's, but it comes pretty darn close: ([chrome.google.com]

@roothorick: Noscript is only used by a small minority of power users - it won't help Firefox overtake anyone.

@bphall74: Okay, let me know if you get the password! Hope you figure things out.

@bphall74: entering 192.168.0.1 should take you to your wireless config setup. the username and password are probably "admin"