Huh. Nice catch I hadn't noticed. I hardly use chrome though. Too buggy and kludgy, even the android version.
Various apps could be better for sure, but they aren't all bad or buggy. Google Maps is generally quite good. Chrome is fairly good too for most people. Google Earth and Translate are generally fine. Apple's apps have some bad apples (pun intended), but various others are fairly good as well.Huh. Nice catch I hadn't noticed. I hardly use chrome though. Too buggy and kludgy, even the android version.
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Actually now that I think about it, most apps made in house by both google and apple are awful, though google's are like ten times more buggy.
YES, FINALLY! Have they done it with YouTube yet too?
The did that with their Hangouts icon a long time ago already. I think the Gmail icon in some places in the App Store changed sometime earlier as well, just not the actual app icon when installed for some reason. Even now it seems that some places in the App Store icon for Chrome is still the old "3D" one, while other places show the new one. Inconsistency is key.![]()
Right, but even within the App Store things are inconsistent. On search results one icon can show up, on the details page another one, on the updates perhaps another. They certainly can have different ones show up, but it doesn't seem all that rational and/or beneficial to do it.That's because developers can change the appearance of the icon that shows in the app store, versus the one actually installed.
Some like having quick ability to request a desktop version of a site, which Chrome has provided for a long time, while Safari should only be getting in iOS 8. Some like some integrations between various Google apps.Other than syncing bookmarks across Chrome on other platforms, can anyone explain to me the appeal of using Chrome on iOS?
Safari is so much faster.
Here's why: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/05/chrome-for-ios-not-fast-browser.html?m=1
Some like having quick ability to request a desktop version of a site, which Chrome has provided for a long time, while Safari should only be getting in iOS 8. Some like some integrations between various Google apps.
Some like having quick ability to request a desktop version of a site, which Chrome has provided for a long time, while Safari should only be getting in iOS 8. Some like some integrations between various Google apps.
This, I usually use (and like more) Safari, but when I want the desktop site, yes I use Chrome, so easy.