Actually it leads to a problem concerning my internet connection settings/firewall. I have no either how to fix it even though I've set the firewall to allow Googleupdate.exe and I'm pretty sure I'm not using a proxy server.

It hasn't crashed on me in YouTube once. o_O Sides, if it crashes it only crashes your tab, not the rest of them. = win.

That whole thing is bullshit btw. Using the latest flash player (irrelevant since chrome ships with flash too) trying to watch any flash video (idk about youtube, only tried to watch videos on vimeo and filefront) crashes out EVERY tab most times I try. The rest of the time the video and particularly sound is choppy. It's decided flash was broken and put a sad face on the player once after about 5 minutes of fully broken browser

HL why are so such a Google fanboy???

I think it's pretty solid for early beta. Sure, it could use more work, but that's the point. I might consider switching to it when it gets all my favorite Firefox add-ons.

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sorry, I looked through the pages and didn't see that anyone had posted that OHWELL

Nah, it's not bs (I've had a tab crash and the rest stayed already :p), it just sounds like it doesn't like your Flash player at all. You have a fully updated version, yea? (of Flash)

But it's pretty silly to me to give up something that's faster and more secure because of habits and/or losing something that saves like 2 seconds of your time! I just don't get that. I know the browser has flaws and things I don't like either, but not being able to middle click scroll is not even close to being one of those things. Flaws in how websites render are way more important.

To be honest I never use middle click scroll, and didn't know people did. I'd scroll the mouse wheel itself if I'm reading something (middle click scrolling is continuous and hurts my eyes), and use the scroll bar to get to some point in the page.

I think the amount of apparent hostility in here is pretty hilarious from both sides. this browser has been released for a day now and people are like "wow this sucks [site] doesnt work, im using something else!" because you should be amazed at how fucking incredible this ALPHA 0.0.0.1 RELEASE or whatever the fuck this is.