Day 1:
I’ve only played around a bit with Chrome and Chromium so far, so I wanted a closer look at the browser. I always did miss things that I had in Firefox, but as I like to give new things a chance (and can’t stand no changes
) I managed to dig up some plugins so Chromium would fit my needs. So let’s see how it compares to Firefox.
First impressions:
- It’s pretty fast
- changed the window decoration so it is rendered by Gnome instead of Chromium
- pumped it with extensions
- Some userscripts not working correctly, would like greasemetal for Linux right now
Plugins / Extensions:
Luckily the Chrome plugins work in Chromium like a charm:
- Chromed Bird twitter client
- Greasy Thug modify pages with java script
- Popchrom paste predefined snippets from shortcuts (like: ilu CTRL+ENTER becomes: I love you my dearest sweet heart and I am so much looking forward to see you again)
- Too Many Tabs so you don’t get lost in too many tabs
- Webpage Screenshot screenshot whole websites locally
- Web Developer very valuable plugin for webdesign and development
Download:
- Chromium for Windows (get newer versions here: daily trunk)
- on Ubuntu just do: apt-get install chromium-browser
