>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>I've tried to access UT on Windows 7 computer using Google Chrome. It keeps asking me to install some plugin and doesn't stop even after I installed it.
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>>>I had the same problem on my Windows Vista computer. I had to switch to IETab extension and then the problem seems to got fixed by itself.
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>>>But do I need to do the same now again on my new laptop?
>>>
>>>Thanks.
>>>
>>>UPDATE. I'm unable to log in UT using IE as a browser.
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>>Again with Chrome? Good grief. Maybe it's a terrific browser -- I really have no idea -- but once in a while you need to be realistic. Given the UT's development resources, how high priority can it be to support a niche browser? Just use Firefox for the UT and Chrome for everything else. There are certain sites where I have to use IE instead of Firefox. I may curse Microsoft under my breath when this happens but on the list of problems in life, it's way, way down the list.
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>>It should be clear to you by now that Chrome compatibility is not a priority item for Michel. What purpose does it serve to keep badgering him about it?
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>I found also that I can not increase font size with Ctrl + here. I just don't like using different browsers for different sites, I need to use one browser for everything.

Me, me, me! ;-)

All I am saying is that the UT has limited development resources. Just because you want to use a fringe browser for everything doesn't mean those resources should be expended on Chrome in order to make you happy. Expecting it to happen is, well, childish.