Web 2.0 Expo reveals more Chrome Goodness

Darryl K. Taft of eWeek, delivers a great summary of the Web 2.0 Expo’s “The Future of Browsers” session.

Highlights include:

• Google to support add-ons like Firefox and Greasemonkey scripts (the founder of GreaseMonkey now works on the  Chrome team).
• A discussion of developer discontent on the lack of standards for browsers.
• Whether or not browsers have become more important than the OS when writing applications.
• Plenty of helpings of “do no evil” from Google when asked about their goals for Chrome.

See Darryl K. Taft’s full article here.