Four versions behind? You must be kidding me. Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 will now get trashed in the browser benchmarks, even with their much more powerful hardware, because you guys don't care as much about Chrome for Android to make it as competitive as desktop Chrome.
This really pisses me off. You need to reach version/feature parity with desktop Chrome at least by next Google I/O. I don't care how you do it. Just make it happen. This is a disgrace.
And here it is from Anandtech. Just as I thought, Nexus 10 and Nexus 4 got completely trashed in Sunspider, and even some of the other tests, even though with competitive software they should've easily beaten everything out there, especially the Nexus 10. I hope you're proud of yourselves:
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Sweet, only four versions behind now!
Can't wait for v22 next July.
I really wish that the Chrome team would speed up Android development. Chrome for Android is getting left in the dust.
Still no "Always Desktop View", still no History bookmark, still too slow on my Prime...
We need a full screen mode, the tabs take so much place
Fullscreen for video still not working. Four versions behind trunk.
Are there quick controls in this version? Or do we have to wait a couple more years?
Four versions behind? You must be kidding me. Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 will now get trashed in the browser benchmarks, even with their much more powerful hardware, because you guys don't care as much about Chrome for Android to make it as competitive as desktop Chrome.
This really pisses me off. You need to reach version/feature parity with desktop Chrome at least by next Google I/O. I don't care how you do it. Just make it happen. This is a disgrace.
Lame dev sucking apple iOS...
And here it is from Anandtech. Just as I thought, Nexus 10 and Nexus 4 got completely trashed in Sunspider, and even some of the other tests, even though with competitive software they should've easily beaten everything out there, especially the Nexus 10. I hope you're proud of yourselves:
http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph6425/51291.png
Good news, however, It feels like chrome for Android development is lagging behind so much.
Looking forward to when full screen functionality is implemented.
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