When Google released Chrome, I wrote a little post on
what is missing and why I couldn't use it as my default browser. Google Chrome got updated to version 4 few days ago and with it came what I was waiting for all these days ... Extensions and Bookmark Sync.
Google Chrome now has bookmark synchronization built-in (no need to install any third-party extension). You can use your existing Google account to sync your bookmarks from one computer to the other. And you always have your bookmarks available in your Google Docs account online. So, even if you are on your friend's computer, you can access your bookmarks without syncing.
If you are one of those people who worry about using Google account to sync your bookmarks, you can use the free Xmarks extension. If you use Xmarks, you can even sync between Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari as they have extensions available for all those browsers (Google's bookmark sync is limited currently to Chrome browser only).
Chrome now supports extensions and there are hundreds of them available already. You can find all your favorite Firefox extensions in Chrome's extensions gallery or you can at least find a decent alternative. One of the major advantages of Chrome extensions over Firefox is that you can install and uninstall them without the need for a restart of the browser.
With these new features, Chrome won me over and I have switched from Firefox to Chrome. Chrome is my new default web browser. If you haven't already, it is time to try Google Chrome.