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[webrat]

Had a pretty good weekend. Saturday was just full of chores that we needed to get done. Sunday, went over to a friend's house to help them celebrate their son's birthday. artana made a "Aang from Avatar" cake as a present. She did a great job for a last minute rush. Artana surprised me that day by requesting a babysitter for that night. We went to

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[webrat]

She's aware of it and working with me on the issue - didn't mean to imply that she's ignoring the situation if I did. She gets him distracted or gets him away from the fence or talks to him about what he should/shouldn't do. When Zoe is behaving, I let him pet the dog nicely, etc.

[flexagon]

My hope is that since Safari and Chrome are both using WebKit for rendering, there won't be too much extra testing burden (although I know, I know, there is some. Remember, I've somehow become a web developer too). I'd also expect it to be pretty standards-commpliant.

The main reason I'm happy about Chrome is that they nailed so many of my frustrations with current browsers. How many times have I wished I could drag a tab from one window to another (or out into its own window)? How many times have I cursed because one site brought down the 22 tags I had open across 4 windows? I've seen a demo of this, and the new JS machine is blazing, but the elimination of annoyances is what I'm really looking forward to. As soon as I get home today, I'm so downloading this. :)

[webrat]

Your whole 2nd paragraph is basically the only reason why I'm paying attention to the release.