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Google dumps Firefox from download bundle, swaps in Chrome

Google Friday replaced Mozilla Corp.'s Firefox with its own Chrome as the default browser in the English version of Google Pack , the search company's application bundle for Windows.

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difficulties with Chrome

Chrome is nice in that it's easier to open a new tab, there are less virus' targeting it, and instead of having a separate search window, it's all combined.

Although there are some issues with typing. For instance, as I was just typing now, some words aren't showing up. The space is there as if the word is also, but the word in the beginning of each line doesn't show until I advance to the next line. Also, some words are combining, and overwriting, even thought the insert key was never pressed.

But mostly, if you have a Hotmail account, you can't type emails. You can READ them, but it won't give you the ability to type. I've inquired Google about it, with neither a response, nor any chance of finding plugins to fix the issue.
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