ergophobe - 5:47 pm on Mar 19, 2009 (gmt 0)

>>would probably use it as my default browser except for one thing

I don't care if Chrome adds every add-on that FF has. the one thing that will keep me off Chrome (unless v2 has improved this) is utter and total password insecurity.

With FF and IE, I can use Roboform and have password-locked, encrypted password storage. With FF I can use native password storage and have a master password (not sure how good the native encryption is on FF).

With Chrome, there' no master password, and even if there, were, it stores your passwords as plain text and any idiot who happens to get on my computer could get in an get all my bank accounts just by cruising through my profile settings.

Until Chrome gets serious about security, it will always, sadly just be for testing.

If Roboform would integrate or Chrome would develop a good built-in manager, I would drop FF today as my primary browser.