Themes for Chrome Created 14 years ago2009-10-07 11:35:18 UTC by satchmo

For all the Chrome users out there, now the browser supports custom themes.

Check it out.

Wow, cool !
I installed the "grass" theme. I like to be "green"

Bleh, Chrome.

Good to hear.

I just switched to chrome a few days ago and I don't see myself going back to Firefox anytime soon.

I've had chrome for a while now, and I still use Internet Explorer.
TWHL takes too long to load (longer than IE, somehow) and I can't see any other sites being easier.

That's odd, everything loads much faster for me when I use Chrome

Tried a few themes, and to be honest, they all pretty much suck. I'll stick with the default for now.

I tried a few, and I like this one the most so far.

Ill use chrome when it gets a plugin API that doesn't suck.

Anyone not using Firefox should know that both Chrome and IE are currently vulnerable to a rather serious SSL exploit due to a bug in one of Microsoft's security libraries. If you plan on using secure sites such as Paypal or online banking, definitely do it in Firefox. Mozilla fixed the bug in days, Microsoft still haven't fixed it 9 weeks later.

Also, this:

Ill use chrome when it gets a plugin API that doesn't suck.

Anyone not using Firefox should know that both Chrome and IE are currently vulnerable to a rather serious SSL exploit due to a bug in one of Microsoft's security libraries.

Mozilla fixed the bug in days, Microsoft still haven't fixed it 9 weeks later.

Really? To help keep up with the latest security threats, I sometimes refer to www.securiteam.com, www.virusbtn.com and a few other sites. Well, after doing some searching, I can't seem to find something matching what you said. Penguinboy, can you please elaborate further or provide some source link? Now, I am not saying or implying you are lying, not at all, all I want to know is what is the exact security problem you are referring to.

Oh hey Tito, look at the first Google result for "chrome ssl vulnerability".

Here's a rather interesting video of the guy presenting the exploit at Defcon: Link

EDIT: Caboose, from the link you just posted:

The certificate is the latest to target a weakness that causes browsers, email clients, and other SSL-enabled apps to ignore all text following the \ and 0 characters, which are used to denote the end of a string of characters in C-based languages.

Haha, someone's clueless

All I know is IE is a horrible browser to use and code for.