I like how they have gotten rid of categories. I presume they have done so out of efficient laziness (you aren't gonna need it). Also, I'll bet they will observe the searches to see what people are actually looking for and then categorize after the fact.
After installing a few extensions (adthwart, sidewiki), I've noticed some problems, so I'd say that the implementation is still a touch buggy. But, still, this is an awesome step forward for Chrome.
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I like how they have gotten rid of categories. I presume they have done so out of efficient laziness (you aren't gonna need it). Also, I'll bet they will observe the searches to see what people are actually looking for and then categorize after the fact.
After installing a few extensions (adthwart, sidewiki), I've noticed some problems, so I'd say that the implementation is still a touch buggy. But, still, this is an awesome step forward for Chrome.
This is the feature I've been waiting for for me to switch to Chrome. Just waiting for ChromeBug now, if there will be one.
You do already have the webkit inspector at your disposal (right click -> inspect element)
Indeed. I've been loving that feature.
Does anyone know when the extensions will find their way into the stable branch? Or is it so that it comes when its ready?
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=984036
Submitting this at the same time as the Google Mac Beta is just cruel.