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  Boris Jebsen    Premium Member   Group moderator

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  Hello and Welcome!

  Nice to meet you in this Xing group dealing with "Chrome".
  
  In this group we would like to go with the new Google browser and observe it critically but fair. Together with all members we want to collect news and infos, discuss new develpments and help each other with problems. Security bulletins should help to communicate critical security problems as quick as possible to the Chrome community to provide them with updates.
  Also PlugIn developers and programmers for Chrome are welcome to share experiences or show new programs to the members.
  Last but not least we would like to invite "fans" from other browsers like Firefox, Opera or IE to join the discussion and tell all members theyre thougts about Chrome. Unlike political discussions that often tend to mutate in personal attacks, from my experience technical discussions are much more polite, more constructive and valuable for all members.
  
  So please grab your keyboard and start writing... ;)
  
  • 08 Sep 2008, 4:09 pm
  Boris Jebsen wrote: > Nice to meet you in this Xing group dealing with "Chrome". > > In this group we would like to go with the new Google browser and > observe it critically but fair. Together with all members we want to > collect news and infos, discuss new develpments and help each other > with problems. Security bulletins should help to communicate critical > security problems as quick as possible to the Chrome community to > provide them with updates. > Also PlugIn developers and programmers for Chrome are welcome to > share experiences or show new programs to the members. > Last but not least we would like to invite "fans" from other browsers > like Firefox, Opera or IE to join the discussion and tell all members > theyre thougts about Chrome. Unlike political discussions that often > tend to mutate in personal attacks, from my experience technical > discussions are much more polite, more constructive and valuable for > all members. > > So please grab your keyboard and start writing... ;)