Comments on: Google Chrome http://www.jeffsuever.com/google-chrome Random thoughts about Church, IT and the Bible Mon, 20 Jun 2011 17:03:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bradley Miller http://www.jeffsuever.com/google-chrome/comment-page-1#comment-19 Bradley Miller Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:22:53 +0000 http://jeffsuever.wordpress.com/2008/09/02/google-chrome/#comment-19 Yea -- I've been playing with Google's Chrome browser also . . . I'm liking it a lot but I can't commit too much because I need cross platform (Linux/Mac/Windows daily use) and I thrive on the Mozilla Weave sync function. (Jump from one computer/os/location to another and still be working with the same bookmarks/etc..) Google Docs has been a true blessing though -- I can work on articles anywhere, on any computer and have no qualms about "DOH! Forgot to send it to myself". There simply isn't any other way to get around that and have it be a simply transparent functionality. It's not a substitute for a true desktop app, but the gain for me in complete portability is worth the compromises. I can always then take the document and format it when I'm ready to go presentation quality. Yea — I’ve been playing with Google’s Chrome browser also . . . I’m liking it a lot but I can’t commit too much because I need cross platform (Linux/Mac/Windows daily use) and I thrive on the Mozilla Weave sync function. (Jump from one computer/os/location to another and still be working with the same bookmarks/etc..)

Google Docs has been a true blessing though — I can work on articles anywhere, on any computer and have no qualms about “DOH! Forgot to send it to myself”. There simply isn’t any other way to get around that and have it be a simply transparent functionality. It’s not a substitute for a true desktop app, but the gain for me in complete portability is worth the compromises. I can always then take the document and format it when I’m ready to go presentation quality.

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