There has been a full year's worth of development on it, the code is a lot tighter, and it gets pages from the Web and renders them faster.

We're using our extension space as a virtual research and development effort to test out new capabilities for the browser before they are incorporated.

We're definitely not believing we're done in this room. We've just got to keep going. It gets tighter and tighter. And, yeah, these games mean a lot, but we have to go right back at it [today].

The high level, from our perspective, is that it's hard to make any sort of apples-to-apples comparison. But we believe our process works and we are the safest browser around.

We didn't choose each other, but we have a link, ... I want to forge the bonds.

this is exactly what the beta is for -- to find the flaws now. We want people to kick the tires and tell us what they find out. We want to make sure all the extensions people use are readily portable. We're very good at responding to users.