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By mswatcher
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Published: Jul 08 2009 / 04:01

It's been an exciting nine months since we launched the Google Chrome browser. Already, over 30 million people use it regularly. We designed Google Chrome for people who live on the web — searching for information, checking email, catching up on the news, shopping or just staying in touch with friends. However, the operating systems that browsers run on were designed in an era where there was no web
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pashimito replied ago:

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I hope it will have Sun's JRE and Adobe's Flash preinstalled.

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Thierry.Lefort replied ago:

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LOL ... what for? by then HTML5 will be widely distributed, who needs Java or Flash when you have HTML5 ...

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pashimito replied ago:

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I wouldn't be so optimistic. Flash and applets will not disapear immediately. What is more, IMHO HTML is for pages and Flash/Flex or applets are for apps.

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OtengiM replied ago:

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You are wrong bro. Yes HTML is for web pages actually and flash and applets are for bloat your browser with crap and remember that those plugins are proprietary.

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pashimito replied ago:

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Flash is not only used for advertisements ;) Web is not monolithic. Flash (and later JavaFX) was created due to the limitations of HTML4.x. HTML5 is a giant step forward but IMHO Google Chome OS - in order to be a Windows-killer - should open all kinds of websites (especially if there won't be so many native applications).

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Johan Vos replied ago:

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It's pretty clear why some of us (including myself) need Java, JavaFX or Flex apart from HTML5. For some of us, Java development is much faster than HTML trial and error with javascript, css that still looks different on every single OS/browser combination.

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willcode4beer replied ago:

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Since it's basically a lightweight version of Linux, why not IBM's JRE?

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RawThinkTank replied ago:

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Browser is not for OS, its for surfing internet

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Thierry.Lefort replied ago:

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And accessing Internet is what 80% of the people need an OS for ...

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pashimito replied ago:

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100 % True. Nowadays even office suites are available online.

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RawThinkTank replied ago:

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You all hav been brainwashed by google.

Android is better

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willcode4beer replied ago:

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lol :-)

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