Windows

Google Chrome is by far faster than FireFox and other top of the line browsers, under load when 7+ tabs open at a time in 1 or more windows. Chrome uses more resource because tabs do not share resources (i.e. each tab runs as a separate new process with it's own memory pool and CPU time), this significantly improves the performance. Think about it, how useful are your 2 or 4 GB of RAM if 40% or more is not used..., and how useful is your CPU if it is 90% idle..? Google Chrome utilizes the computer resources much better, you will have to sacrifice about 60MB of RAM per tab but you will gain a lot of performance. I notices performance improvements by as much as 400% on Google Chrome vs FireFox under Fedora 13, and Google Chrome 5.0.3 is at least  2x faster than FireFox 3.6.8 under Windows Vista Professional.

I like everything about Google Chrome except for 2 things:

1. Thumbnails View looks empty on 24" monitor, and there are not settings to increase that.
2. Development Tools are not on the same level as FireBug

After a little research I found an easy way to fix my first dislike "Thumbnails View" problem.

I downloaded a big help file. I was able to open and read it on the Linux Machine at work, however when I got home and tried to open the same file on my Windows Vista machive I got "Navigation to the webpage was canceled". This is happening becuase windows does not trust the file.