kollock

I've got a couple questions about features... are there specific reasons why they haven't been implemented (beyond just time), or are they on the timeline for implementation?

*Declaratively block ads: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=35897 *

Something firefox / safari have down cold. From the stars it appears like a lot of people care about it. I understand Google is an advertising company... but... :/

Syncing of custom search engines / adding custom search engines:

A killer feature of all modern browsers... and I love how chrome auto-adds them over time... but how about implementing a more direct "add based on search field" type feature found in other browsers. Also, how about syncing them? Now that we have passwords syncing, I can't think of what else I could ever want.

Desktop notifications:

I understand that this is becoming an HTML5 standard... but any options to handle them coming soon? We can allow/disallow them, choose their locations, but CAN'T have them timeout automatically? I'd love to set a browser wide popup notification timeouts

Lastly, any chances of more android integration:

Would be great to have passwords/bookmarks natively sync... I know that is beyond the chrome team, but is such integration on the road map?

Keep up the great work, I switched about a year ago, and I'll never go back :>

1. Any chance of the 3rd and 4th level bullets not totally disappearing / freaking out when you go to print D: - wrecks all my outlines

2. Also, how about some power-user keyboard navigation for the docks list? I've got my "J" and "K" pretty warn down from Gmail & Reader... would love to add insult to injury with Docs... hate me some mouse.

That said, I used my CR48 and Google docs for my notes in law school all this semester :)

Congrats on the new firm. What (if any) impact might ESG have on the progress of the PRC? As an attorney in a far less sexy field, I was hoping the PRC would eventually serve as a public resource that would give outsiders a better look at the nuts and bolts of the contractual aspect of the esports industry. Somewhat surprising how difficult it is to find current specimen docs in the wild.