What wasn't to get in that statement? Anyway, let's put that behind us.
Tons of web apps have adjustable resolution. Sure, you can run it at a lower res to get it to fit in to the window, but sometimes that extra bit fullscreen gives you is enough to put the app in a higher res without clipping. Again, it's pretty minor, but it's such a basic and simple thing that I don't see why Google would leave it out. As it stands they need to redo the download manager, fix the rendering bugs, and implement auto-scroll and a lot more people will want to use the browser.
And why the heck does acid 3 get a different score each time I run it? Did Google cut corners to get Chrome's impressive speed?



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