Google chrome....

[atoz350]

What kind of permissions does it require to install? I just installed it on my work computer with only user permissions...

That's odd.

[_AnGeL_]

install FF you wont have any problems.

[Toasted1]

wat?

[J31Bro]

Obviously not admin if you installed it with user?

[atoz350]

install FF you wont have any problems.

Need admin rights. Plus it sucks.

[atoz350]

Obviously not admin if you installed it with user?

I just think it's strange that the install circumvents admin rights.

[J31Bro]

Why is it strange?

[atoz350]

Why is it strange?

I want to know how the install is coded.

[J31Bro]

Oh. Well I can't help there.

[Glock17]

install FF you wont have any problems.

Joo r trippin, G Chrome is the shiznit. :evil:

[J31Bro]

Joo r trippin, G Chrome is the shiznit. :evil:

You use IE on your 1950s computer.

[Glock17]

You use IE on your 1950s computer.

How did you know this?

[pl8er]

more information is required...what os

[atoz350]

more information is required...what os

XP pro

[jesus]

Reminds me of when I had to install Flash for FF on my work computer without admin privileges. Easy workaround but kinda gay nonetheless.

[atoz350]

Reminds me of when I had to install Flash for FF on my work computer without admin privileges. Easy workaround but kinda gay nonetheless.

What's funny is that I was also able to install the Flash plugin from within the browser, but I can't install Java?

Yet it runs one Java encoded site from our company, but won't run another. The one it won't run has been circumvented by using the IE Tab extension which starts the IE Java plugin.

[atoz350]

My conspiracy theory behind this is that our IT department may be migrating us into the Google environment since Microsoft announced that it will no longer be supporting IE 6 which is what we currently have now. Pending IE 9 requires major hardware changes which would cost the company a great deal. The easiest solution is to increase security while going with a free solution.

In other words, they may have lifted the restriction on that particular application for testing and designing purposes.

[pl8er]

makes sense to me. I wouldn't have been able to guess that one though :P

[atoz350]

makes sense to me. I wouldn't have been able to guess that one though :P

Yeah, I can now use Wave at work.

[pl8er]

Yeah, I can now use Wave at work.

excellent! I got our quality and process control department using it about 3 or 4 months ago.

[atoz350]

It is definitely a relief from using slow ass IE 6. I still have to use it though as there is one site where my security profile exceeds Chrome. I tried using it in IE Tab Classic, and got it to load but cannot do anything with it without it crashing.

[MOT]

Yeah, I can now use Wave at work.

still waiting for a wave invite. anyone have one they want to send to my email? mjohnson@kandmcomputers.com

[atoz350]

still waiting for a wave invite. anyone have one they want to send to my email? mjohnson@kandmcomputers.com

I've got you.