Google. Chrome. Google Chrome. For Windows. No problem though. As they say over here, "The heart of Chrome is the WebKit engine, a lightweight HTML renderer that was developed by Apple with parts of the KDE project's open source KHTML component. WebKit offers a nice balance of performance, standards compliance, and reliability that make it a good choice for browsers. WebKit has also proven to be very portable, scalable, and conducive to embedding.
In addition to serving as the renderer in Apple's Safari browser on both desktop and mobile devices, WebKit has also been adopted for use in numerous other contexts, including the Adobe AIR runtime, Trolltech's Qt toolkit, Nokia's S60 web browser, and Google's Android web browser. It's therefpre unsurprising that Google decided to use WebKit for Chrome."
All in all, a very VERY good browsing solution from Google. Still, in development with a Mac version to follow and perhaps Linux later on?
Now, I know that after installing Safari for Windows I have to install Chrome as well ;) Browsing in Windows was never THAT good! ;)
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