Computerworld reports on data from research firm Net Applications showing that Google's Chrome browser has slipped past Apple's Safari to snag third place in worldwide Internet browser market share behind Internet Explorer and Firefox.

How about bring the Chrome browser to mobile user? Now, I have only Opera. Oh, and Bolt.

According to tests run by Computerworld, the Chrome beta, which Google launched yesterday, is the second fastest of four Mac browsers tested. Chrome renders JavaScript 10 times faster than Opera 10.10 and almost twice as fast as Firefox 3.6 Beta 4, the most recently-released Mac version of Mozilla's open-source browser.

But Chrome can't match Safari 4.0.4's speed: Apple's browser is approximately 12% faster than Google's beta.

Every little thing about Chrome Beta for Mac is starting to go viral, including how fast it is compare to its closest rival, Safari. Both are in my Mac and I like both. Nevertheless the idea of using the address bar as a search bar is amazing. This is why I loved Chrome in the first place.

Google Chrome for Mac just went live this morning, and now Google is announcing that the Google Chrome Extensions beta is open, too, with more than 300 extensions already available

Mac users be forewarned that extensions only work for Chrome for Windows. Mac users can wait, err, another year? Just do the math, how long does it take to the release of Chrome for Mac after Chrome for Windows?

Google has just released Chrome for Mac, which can now be downloaded by Mac OS X 10.5 or later users.

The time has finally come, though it's still in Beta. I love the speed and the clean look. I hope they fix the auto-refresh thumbnail so it can actually represents the site.

As I’m sure you know, we generally don’t comment about timelines for releasing specific features or products. But we’ve been quoted a few times saying Chrome for mac should be out by the end of the year

I've been playing with Chrome several days and impressed with the speed and its clean look. However, the "top site" (what do you call top site of Safari in Chrome?) is not updating its thumbnail like the way of Safari does. And it's quite iritating my eyes.

Fast! That's my first impression of Google Chrome for Mac. Though it's still in developer preview, I'm beginning to love this browser for its speed. Its clean look can be compared to Safari. However, I get lost several time when try to find a specific tab due to the lack of header on top.

Chrome sports several features similar to Safari 4 in Snow Leopard, such as sandboxing and "tabs on top" interface

That's the competition inside my Mac: Safari, Firefox, and now Chrome. I love Chrome when working in Windows. But Safari is my best friend when working in Mac. How about you?