I think I'll wait and see. I loaded up Chrome on one of my VMs to check it out and I didn't see anything anywhere near worth switching from Firefox.

@tommertron: I was going to give Engadget a few props here since I like them much more than Gizmodo.

I'm too used to Firefox. Anything worth having or getting from Chrome will make it to Firefox sooner or later.

It seems a little late to me. Unless one is a Mac user the real battle is between Firefox and Internet Explorer.

@GrayBird: THANK YOU so much. I've been wondering about that ever since I moved to a new computer and TabBrowserPreferences isn't available for Firefox 3... yet...

FireFTP

The Vista Se7en Theme only downloads a higher resolution PNG of what is displayed. Where can I get the actual theme? I liked that one most and it just happens to be the only one I can't seem to get.

Whatever happened to running all the apps through Apple to prevent this kind of thing? That kinda blows that argument out of the water.

By an accident of history, yes.

I've said for along time that Linux could rule if someone made a nice interface for it like Apple has for Unix. The other main issue is installing software. No more of this Root (or SUDO in Ubuntu) to install things. It's just impossible to figure out for first timers, even if they can do a Google search and feel…

eMusic Remote Helper and DragDrop Upload aren't working for me on my Mac (although I don't suppose this will be any different on my PC),

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I tried the Google Browser Sync once and it kept choking on the amount of bookmarks I have so I did nothing until I read about Foxmarks here. Now I'm hooked.

That is awesome! I just accepted the update without really taking the time to see what it would do and what a cool surprise the next time I logged back into Google Reader!

No competition: Google Reader

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Yeah, I agree with the first comments. I did manage to find the option to hide this update but it bothers me that it is being "forced" on users like Microsoft does with IE7 while making it harder to turn off.

I still like Zone Alarm. I tried Comodo but I could never find how to open the firewall for specific PCs on the network without opening up my PC entirely.

My phone was stolen when my hotel room was broken into on a business trip to Flagstaff, AZ. Verizon suspended my account until I was able to get a new phone. Afterwards I had some issues with my wireless web that they never figured out but my phone was really one of the least of my concerns since it wasn't the only…

This is AWESOME! The only thing I've missed since moving to a Mac a few months ago is Picasa. I liked using that more than trying to figure out iPhoto.