I just came across why Google built a browser.

Google Chrome is by far my favorite browser of the moment. I lost interest in Firefox as it became slower and slower with each update (it takes nearly 10 seconds to load from when I click the icon to launch it!). Additionally, Firefox had tons of memory leaks, and leaving the browser up all night would have my computer at a crawl by the morning.

Chrome loads immediately and my favorite feature is the one-box-for-everything (URL and search in one box).

I recommend you try Google Chrome out if you are looking for an alternate browser.

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I, like most developers love the idea of one day having all web browsers display content in exactly the same way, not just because of browser standards, but because of HTML/XHTML standards as well. So this article on A List Apart really intrigued me.

Molly makes several arguments that I think we would all agree with. If you found that article interesting, I would suggest checking out a couple other of the “A List Apart” articles. They are all very well written and meaningful to read.

So many well thought out insights that we come across in our daily work lives – like the separation of content and form argument.

This could keep me busy for a long time.