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Google Chrome bugs?

I decided to give Google Chrome a spin. I tried to edit one of my blogs which is based on Wordpress. For some reasons, all paragraphs became one (long) paragraph.

I tried to edit it again. In the editor, the paragraphs looked fine but when I published the entry again, those paragraphs became one again. In the end I used Firefox to edit that blog entry. It worked.

Also, some stylings (like italics, etc.) were gone.

(known) bugs?

Long time ago I had similar problem with Safari, but it's fixed now. Maybe it's the same problem?
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Anonymous said…
No Mac version until today, that's not good :)
10:16 AM
Anonymous said…
Safari and Chrome use the same web engine, so that is the same exact problem, maybe the people from safari and the people from google should work together since Safari has the engine down, and google is new to it.
4:55 AM
Anonymous said…
Google Chrome is using a slightly old version of Safari's page rendering engine, called WebKit. It tends to use strict HTML rules, which might explain why some elements don't always render. The italics tag, for example, isn't strictly valid XHTML.
5:20 AM
Budi Rahardjo said…
@matt, thanks for the info. any news when it will be "fixed" :)
5:38 PM
fekke said…
Chrome is great but toooooo buggy. A lot of sites stop loading before all contents have been loaded. And it's random. Sometimes those site do get loaded properly. It's crazy, it even makes gmail crash and show some gmail errors that I had never seen before! Probably they rushed too much to launch it.
2:10 AM
kang bedjo said…
Pak Budi, maaf saya letakkan disini.

Kalau saya pakai rss readers .. kenapa body posting blognya tidak muncul ya... hanya judul postingannya saja. Akan lebih baik kalau body postingnya juga bisa terbaca di rss reader, jadi saya tidak harus masuk ke web browsers.
Thank you.
8:32 AM
Budi Rahardjo said…
kang bedjo, ini saya sengaja agar orang hadir ke blog ini :) jadi rada maksa gitu. hi hi hi ...

terus, dulu saya buat gitu juga agar orang gak kepaksa mendownload (membaca) tulisannya (bodynya). jadi orang bisa lihat judulnya dulu. kalau tertarik baru baca. biar lebih ringan rss-nya. maklum di indonesia tea, bandwidth merupakan barang langka.
8:38 AM
Irfan said…
chrome still beta...wait for the next release atuh kang! hahaha :)
10:32 PM
Anonymous said…
there are so many advantages and features with Chrome, such as it's speed, for example; now if only they would take care it's flighty cookie management...
5:40 AM
Anonymous said…
great browser like it a lot
9:01 PM
toshi said…
firefox has the best features, but safari is the fastest. not interested to try out chrome yet, though... i think i have enough browsers already. hehe
6:18 PM
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