I just got it, and I'll say that it's got a lot of the same aspects as firefox, so in that regard, if you've already got FF, then there's not much reason to get this...
Unless, of course, you're interested in the "independent tab" functionality. Basically meaning that, if one tab crashes due to a faulty site, then it wont crash the entire browser. Could be pretty handy...
It eats away at your memory, though, like nobody's business. Running about 2-3 tabs, then if you're computer doesn't have much RAM, then it might feel the strain... The task manager (which Chrome has an independent version of, showing you how much memory each tab is using) can be useful to show you how much you're using.
I like the Incognito feature in it, though, which is much like IE 8's InPrivacy mode, meaning that whatever sites you go on after activating it, are not stored in the browser history, and the cookies are not kept. Useful for.. erm.. "innocent" activities.
It's still in the beta version, but if it plays its cards right, then it could turn out to be something good.
Has anyone else tried it on here yet?
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