I've been using Chrome since it came out for the Mac awhile back, off and on, and staying current with the beta builds. However, this build that came out yesterday is AMAZING.
Chrome 5, as a result of some "tuning" they have been doing with the Chrome rendering and javascript engines is noticeably faster. There are some lovely bar graphs on Google's blog here. But, stupid graphs aside, I've noticed a difference this morning when loading my regular webpages (my gmail page, my gmail calendar, my me.com account, etc.) Anything that can load the whole me.com interface in about 2 seconds is a freaking fast browser.
Nice job on this one Google.
To the readers: If you have the ability to check it out, do so. It's pretty impressive.
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