@Naushir : This separation of tab from its parent window happens when you dtag it off little quickly. Its like you focus your mouse on it, left click like you want to hold it and try pulling it away and it will happen.

It can go back the same way, just hold it and throw it smash it back into the chrome browser.

Many times I find that the tabs I have opened in Chrome get delinked and appear in the bottom panel as diff windows, why does it happen and how to reappend the windows back as tabs?? Any ideas

There is one more advantage you get using chrome that you can create application for certain online sites. They will not only help you to fight against cross site scripting but its also very much secured.

The cookies or any personal information of users are not shared with chrome or any other browser. In fact it will not be listed there.

@Vick : You will get another disadvantage if you use lot of extensions. Since Google is pretty new you might not find any similar plugins as of now. So keep that in mind too.

Chrome is another browsers like FF or IE but yes it has some features which is unique. Since its the first release of Chrome its difficult to say whether its right time to switch.

However you have an old computer so go ahead and try Chrome and see what difference does it makes. probably Google related products might run little faster.

I wanted to know, if switching to chrome is a good option, I am using Firefox, but I have an old PC so it dsnt work that well for me, Is Chrome better?