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deep reservations about this thing

Thank the gods, it's only for MSWindows ( at least for now). I wouldn't even consider using it. I have enough hassles disabling the "auto-completion" and "auto google-toolbar" that I get with Mozilla and Firefox. I can't stand the way these corporations think I want their product to automagically make my life easier, by directing me to their sites.

I was trying out Ubuntu, and typed a web address in the browser, and I get the web address sent as a search query to google!!! If I want to go to google, I will type it in.

Honestly, I have met people that think Google is the web..... you can't go to a web site without it going thru google first......the dumbing down of the people.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth Remember How Lucky You Are

In reply to Re: [OT]: Google browser(Updated!) by zentara
in thread [OT]: Google browser(Updated!) by BrowserUk

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