Dana wrote: > The lack of a plugin system is a major drawback that will hinder > adoption dramatically, especially among tech crowds. I have tried out > Chrome and admit that I am impressed with it's speed, simplicity and > specs, But I will not be able to even think about using it as a > primary browser till a plugin architecture gets developed and a plugin > community gets built. I am fairly certain this will happen down the > road, unless of course the corporate intra net thing is true. I guess > we will see... > > > I totally agree, a plugin acrhitecture is a must! And it does exist in Chrome! Plugins are referred to quite a bit in this excellent comic strip [1] by Scott McCloud.
Mozilla have set the bar very high with their plugins system and community surrounding it so Google has much work to do in that area. So it is a matter of time and only time will tell... [1] http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/index.html -- Ca-Phun Ung + http://yelotofu.com
