Google chrome

da motivul adus de tine e RIDICOL....e ceva ce e de la sine inteles pt orice browser....nu vad de ce la google chrome ar fi ceva negativ...da nah poate ca simteai tu nevoia sa te bagi in seama.....ti-am zis daca gasesti un bug serios la el est invitat sa il exprimi e beta si suntem toti interesati daca nu....stai si tu in banca ta ca nu musca

http://www.computerworld.com/action/articl...;intsrc=kc_feat

" But it's really just a Web browser, right?No. At least, not the way we've thought about Web browsers before.

Most browsers send HTTP messages to far-off Web servers, which respond with HTML pages. Chrome spends nearly as much time phoning home to Google as it does talking to other Web servers.

Type in a Web address that doesn't exist and Chrome will send it to Google for help finding the right address.

Type in an address that Google has flagged as a phishing or malware site and Chrome will send an obfuscated version of the address to Google to get more information about the risk.

Type anything at all into the address bar and Chrome will send the keystrokes to Google for help suggesting what you may be looking for.

And that doesn't include the usage statistics and other information that Chrome sends home for Google to use "in order to operate and improve Google Chrome and other Google services," according to Google's privacy notice for Chrome.

You can turn much of that phoning-home off, or at least reduce it.But it's clear that Google doesn't see Chrome as just another browser. It's more like the front end for a Web-browsing software-as-a-service offering.

Feeling queasy?

Relax. Right now, Chrome is a beta with significant security problems yet to be addressed. By definition, it's not ready -- that's what beta means.

Bugs and security holes will be fixed. But Chrome's basic business model won't change.

So when you start evaluating it -- and you should -- don't just test how well it serves up Web applications, how robust it is or whether it really is a better browser.

Think about this: Are you ready to trust a software-as-a-service model for just about everything your users do?

Because that's Google Chrome. " - extracte din articolul lui Frank Hayes - fragmentele sunt evidentiate de mine

(Frank Hayes is Computerworld's senior news columnist. Contact him at [email protected].)

Mai vrei ?

Poftim :

" Chrome is a security nightmare. It turns out that Chrome indexes and stores your bank account and other personal financial information even on secure (https://) pages, though whether it's actually a "security nightmare" is another issue.

Do the stuff you would normally do like look at your balances and gawk at your latest transactions and then open up a new tab in Chrome by clicking the "+" symbol. In the right-hand history search box, enter a few keywords and see what they get you. Surprised? I bet you are.

The history search feature means you can find all your financial, medical and other secrets from the browser without going anywhere near the secure site. Or someone else can.If you have a PC where someone else can access it -- for example, in almost any office -- then it's a recipe for disaster. Since you'll never remember to always use the "porn mode" (InCognito), then the best answer may be to stay well away from anything password protected and personal. "

Mai...asa o fii...eu stiu doar ca ii ia de (cel putin)vreo 3 ori mai putin timp sa deschida o pagina decat ii ia lu' mozilla (oare ala cate rapoarte trebuia sa dea pana sa-mi deschida o pagina? -ca sigur dadea si ala raportu' pe undeva...

Mie imi place noul browser. Intr-adevar, are multe buguri, insa e normal, ca doar e varianta beta. Imi place designul care e simplu si din cauza asta navighezi foarte usor.

Perpetual, Irrevocable, Worldwide Rights

It's the latter part of the terms of service that are begging questions. Google Chrome users must agree that:

"By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any content which you submit, post or display on or through, the services. This license is for the sole purpose of enabling Google to display, distribute and promote the services and may be revoked for certain services as defined in the additional terms of those services."

reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any content which you submit, post or display on or through, the services

Motive ridicole , nu e asa ? :>

Saharian a scris:

Perpetual, Irrevocable, Worldwide Rights

It's the latter part of the terms of service that are begging questions. Google Chrome users must agree that:

"By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, and non-exclusive license to reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any content which you submit, post or display on or through, the services. This license is for the sole purpose of enabling Google to display, distribute and promote the services and may be revoked for certain services as defined in the additional terms of those services."

reproduce, adapt, modify, translate, publish, publicly perform, publicly display and distribute any content which you submit, post or display on or through, the services

Motive ridicole , nu e asa ? :>

Mah,ai dreptate,nu sunt motive ridicole,si as fi vrut ca acele conditii sa nu existe...

Pe de alta parte,cam tot ce faci pe internet,faci public,si asta nu o poti oricum schimba...

Inca o data spun ca,sunt convins ca si alte browsere fac acelasi lucru -isi baga nasul unde nu le fierbe oala.Doar ca le mai ia si o gramada de timp sa faca asta.

Daca voi aveti rabdare aici aveti notificarea privind confidentialitatea in romana .

Notificare privind confidenţialitatea Google Chrome

2 septembrie 2008

Politica de confidenţialitate Google descrie modul

Am citit...dar nu chiar tot...mi se pare ok.Multumesc.

Cum se poate asa ceva?

Intru in e-mail (gmail) si nu imi arata toate functiile asa cum o face pe ie... Pacat, ma asteptam sa nu existe astfel de probleme. Sper sa remedieze situatia.

Simplu_X a scris:

Cum se poate asa ceva?

Intru in e-mail (gmail) si nu imi arata toate functiile asa cum o face pe ie... Pacat, ma asteptam sa nu existe astfel de probleme. Sper sa remedieze situatia.

Asta e o problema generala cu browserele sau mai bine zis a paginilor web, nu e a lui google chrome in particular. Exista chiar diferente intre acelasi browser care ruleaza pe doua platforme diferite (de exemplu, Firefox pentru Window$ si cel pentru Linux afiseaza diferit unele paginile web).