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Sep 09.2008

Couldn’t find where to give feedback to Google Chrome, so thought Id post here, Found the other day after making some changes to make my site look decent in Chrome that, all my Links <a> tags where marron, knowing that I didn’t have any maroon <a> css declarations I got quite confused checked the Chrome browser for default tag types etc, but found the inspect element graphs, still don’t know how to read them correctly, but noticed that some CSS sheets weren’t reference correctly, which if using the absolute URL, produced the IIS error page, with the maroon css declaration in the Head, I’m guessing Chrome interpreted the HTML page as CSS, and therefore maroon Links, hope this helps someone.

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@LeeUSep 10.2008 — A couple things to keep in mind with Chrome. 1) it's in beta, it could change drastically. 2) According to Google co-founder Brin, it wasn't created as a general Web browser; it's created more for running Web apps.
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@slaughtersSep 10.2008 — ... all my Links <a> tags where marron....[/QUOTE]This might be the default color for all "visited" links
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@bluestartechSep 10.2008 — i am perosnally finding Chrome quite useful running google apps, very well tuned fro this, as i guess is to be expected..the js handling is great.

i believe we will see a bright future for this. will be interesting to have another browser to fight in the war. but i think i'll mostly stick with firefox for the mo
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@Nate1authorSep 10.2008 — Yeah, I Understand its Beta, though its still in use, and leaving certain things as is can leave a bad impression of the site, even if they do change again in the future, none the less, the links where definitely coming from the error page, as when I fixed the address it was fixed, and furthermore I don't use maroon in the site anyway and looked through all the options I could find in chrome and there seems to be no color settings.
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@felgallSep 10.2008 — Most of the configuration options for the browser are still missing as thiis is a very early beta version.
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@WebJoelSep 10.2008 — Chrome (as expected) is full of 'easter egg' surprises;

at the addressbar, clear it and type [B]about:internets[/B] (note the [B][U]s[/U][/B] at the end) and, -enjoy!
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