If you’re looking for more than the typical “Chrome is great” response to Google’s new browser, here are some of the ones I’ve come across that I think make good points and\/or go into some depth. For whatever it’s worth, I think it’s pretty good — and it seems pretty damn fast as well. Will I make it my default? Not just yet.<\/p>\n
— Walt Mossberg<\/strong> has a review of Chrome up at All Things D<\/a> and seems to like it, but isn’t blown away (his speed tests don’t jibe with mine though, and CNET says Chrome beats<\/a> every other browser).<\/p>\n — SEO 2.0<\/strong> thinks that a Google browser could actually be a bad thing, for a number of reasons<\/a> (some of them good).<\/p>\n — Jack Schofield at The Guardian<\/strong> notes that almost all of Chrome’s features<\/a> (and even its name) are already available in other browsers, and in some cases have been for years.<\/p>\n — Matt Cutts<\/strong>, the Google blogger, has an excellent post up in which he responds to some of the criticisms<\/a> (Google’s going to track me! Google’s going to know everything!) and questions about Chrome.<\/p>\n — Eric at Internet Duct Tape<\/strong> says he likes Chrome a lot, and it really is fast, but it’s missing<\/a> some crucial things (ad blocker, etc.).<\/p>\n — Wired<\/strong> has a great in-depth look<\/a> at the Chrome project.<\/p>\n