Ratz on 23 March 2009
I wonder if one of the reasons for slow adoption of Chrome has something to do with the fact that the people that are more likely to drop a browser in favor in the other (usually IE dropped for FF) already did change and are not willing to change again.
I tested Chrome and I liked it but the plug-ins for FF are what makes me not want to change. I dropped IE since the first beta of Netscape Communicator came out in 1997 with the tabbed browsing. I got addicted to it. If Chrome gets good plug-ins such as NoScript and Flashblock, I will seriously consider it.
