After trying Chrome, how will you use it?

I tried the Windows version of Chrome back near its initial launch date, and I can say with certainity that it is a piece of junk. I want my menus where I expect them, I want tabs on the bottom (yes, this is important to me), I want add-ons, I want session restore (unless they've since implemented this?). For these reasons, FireFox is my first browser of choice, Opera is my second and Safari is my third (though I'm using Safari right now because FF likes to eat up my CPU when I have 100+ tabs open... yeah). Chrome, on the other hand... it's stupid layout messes with my workflow, so I'm not even going to bother with it. Even my father, who has 30+ years in the field, agrees that Chrome is a pile of junk. Please, Google, stick with search engines and webmail! That's all we expect from you, that's all we want from you! /rant

i am not interested simply because

1) I love Safari (in particular Top Sites and the way history is shows)

2) Chrome its ugly

I used to use Firefox, but Safari 4 really is the best browser. Chrome will just be one of the many browsers I only use to test for compatibility on my website. 

Using it for a couple of hours. It is very fast. A little faster than Safari, a hell of a lot faster than Firefox.

I use Safari and Firefox.

The only Google products I use is the search engine of Google and Google Earths and Maps.

Don't have and will never use a Google account or other Google Clouds products.

I stopped installing any Google apps when I discovered that they secretly install an invisible app on your Mac to manage updates. Unlike almost all other vendors' updaters which run only when you start an app, it hooks itself into your system launchd items, and it runs continuously, constantly communicating with Google, even when you don't have any Google apps open. They don't tell you they are installing it, and there is no obvious way to remove it (you can, but it is cryptic). I only discovered it by running LittleSnitch to see what messages my computer was sending out.

Here is a page that explains how to remove it: http://www.geekology.co.za/blog/2009/02/uninstall-google-software-update... .  

They used to automatically install an app that was a GUI to this hidden updater, but when people complained about all this, they just removed the GUI; they still install the hidden app.  

I don't like that one bit.  I used to really trust Google, but this has soured me on them.

big fan of the tabs staying in place while you are closing them until you move your mouse from the x. hate, hate, HATE the fact that you can not force tabs to open at the end of the que as opposed to next to the open tab, and that closing a tab always gives focus to the previous selected. those features are popping up everywhere because there new features to some of the mainstream browsers, it's a dumb idea and creates workflow problems, i've been using it for half an hour and i already have had to reorganize tabs a lot...

I'm still going to use it as secondary because the point of secondary for me is quickly opening a browser to see something without my current cache/get a second use of a one use web page, and it does that well. Safari will stay first, i killed my firefox with endless add-ons and am too lazy to go through and part with them. Opera is 3

I cannot think of any reason why I would ever need to install yet another browser, especially from a company as creepy as Google. I already have Safari, Firefox and Opera, the former being my main browser and FF being used for the occasional palaeolithic website that was built for IE6 and will only display correctly in FF. Google seriously creeps me out with the unfathomable information they gather from YouTube, google search, maps, streetview, wave, and now Chrome and its stealth tracking systems. Google can go to hell. Safari is tops.