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I got this in my Gmail inbox the other day: "Thank you for signing up to give us early feedback on Google Wave. We're happy to give you access to Google Wave and are enlisting your help to improve the product". Since I'm all about making improvements, I clicked the link to accept my invitation to Google Wave. Once I signed in with my handy dandy Google account (OK, so I'm going a little overboard here), Google Wave opened in my Firefox browser.
My experience so far can be characterized as "interesting". Opera doesn't support Wave, Chrome crashes incessantly, Safari is a little better but also crashes, FireFox works fairly well but seems to be very slow, at least for me. I am also forced to use "withublic" searches because most of my contacts are Windows users whose only need for email is to cc jokes and soft porn to me :-)
Last edited by mjolnir; 11-24-2009 at 05:02 PM.
Reason: The smiley should be a :p.
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ublic" searches because most of my contacts are Windows users whose only need for email is to cc jokes and soft porn to me :-)
