I think the OSX version is called Safari. ;)

I'm looking forward to the Linux version!

I may have to peek at this. I guess I'm just kind of in the "its just another web browser" mode and haven't looked to see if there are any compelling features.

yeah, i downloaded it yesterday immediately so I could check my web page formatting in it. ;)

Haven't had a chance to play in it on my homebox yet.

If it doesn't run Adblock, I'm not interested.

It's open source of course, so it's only a matter of time. And I suspect a very small amount of time.

It has an evil ewwla.

The eula only applies to binary distributions.

Woot!

An OSX version will be nice. But you bring up an interesting possibility -- I have an XP installation in VMWare, so I could download and try it there.

I read the comic book and the two features which interested me are (1) the use of separate processes for each tab/window, so that if one tab becomes unresponsive (or just slow) it doesn't stop you from browsing in other tabs -- which means no more swirling color wheels like I often see in Safari -- oh and it means that when you close a tab you are guaranteed to get all that memory back, and (2) the new javascript engine which is alleged to be faster and take less memory -- which presumably is one of the big deals for Google, because it should improve the operation of their web apps, like GMail (or their online office suite, though I don't use that).

Dude.