Google Chrome

Google:

I r in ur computerz, stealing ur filez.

You can take my files but you can never take my p0rn!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Buleste

You can take my files but you can never take my p0rn!!!!!!!!

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How did you go about obtaining said p0rn? I have found most of my p0rn via google so they wouldn't need to steal it as they would already have copies.

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Originally Posted by Stephen Coates

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Originally Posted by Buleste

You can take my files but you can never take my p0rn!!!!!!!!

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How did you go about obtaining said p0rn? I have found most of my p0rn via google so they wouldn't need to steal it as they would already have copies.

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Torrent sites I'd imagine :ninja:

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Originally Posted by Buleste

I've been using Chrome all morning and whilst it's a good browser i've decided to drop it due to the huge number of ads i was getting on certain web pages that FF usually blocks. apart from that there was an unusual amount of activity from my hard drive which made me suspicious.

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I also have this problem, a lot of HD activity that not occurs with IE or Firefox.... :huh:
Any one else reports this "problem"? Is it some sort of optimization by the browser?

No, it's Google searching for your bank account details.

And Buleste...your pr0n is the first thing they will take. They are building a new Data Centre to hold it.

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Originally Posted by burns flipper

And Buleste...your pr0n is the first thing they will take. They are building a new Data Centre to hold it.

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And that is purely being built to hold the pr0n found on Buleste's HD!!!

Do you mind!!! I only have a small p0rn collection. It's been that long i don't need much to get me off!!!;)

Wasn't there a similar issue with Google Desktop? Did it index your entire hard disk? I can't remember. If Chrome tries to insinuate itself in your OS like GD then that could have your hard disks in a spin.

Just for the record, this is how the CA forum degrades in my browser of choice: Camino (which I believe uses WebKit, like Safari).

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/DanSol...03660884616722

Chrome uses Webkit as well. Just the easily hackable version.