We didn't have to do a lot of searching for the features that we wanted and, even though it's relatively no-frills, we didn't find ourselves missing anything. Transitioning to a new browser always requires an adjustment period, but overall, we found Chromium to be quite intuitive and pleasurable to use. The program's Help file directs users to Google's Chrome Web site, which is fine, as the programs are virtually identical. In fact, everything about Chromium is fast, from its start-up to the way it handles Web pages. The fact that opening a new tab or window shows a grid of the user's most-visited Web sites is ingenious getting to your favorite Web destinations has never been faster or easier. We loved that the search box and address bar are combined into one space they worked surprisingly well that way. We easily imported our bookmarks and other settings from Firefox, allowing us to make a pretty seamless transition. With a bit of exploration, though, we soon caught on. There aren't a lot of buttons, and we were momentarily confused by its lack of a search box. To the uninitiated, Chromium's interface may seem rather sparse. We've always been Firefox loyalists ourselves, but Chromium impressed us quite a bit.
Chromium is a sleek, lightweight browser that provides an efficient browsing experience with no unnecessary clutter.
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