Rock the fuck on.
Kashan, I'm seeing that too; for some reason Chrome is the only browser I have (out of it, Firefox, Safari, IE7, & Opera 9.6) that has a huge problem rendering animated gifs. And, the overall filesize of the gif doesn't seem to matter too much, mine stutters on some 300k ones, and I'm rocking 2gb of ram.
Other than that, I find myself using Chrome a lot because I open it first, and only switch to another browser when I run into something I can't do. So far that list includes my bank's shitty e-banking page, and that's about it..
My brother-in-law had some issues running weird Facebook games and things, which are surely javascript-laden, but I'm not seeing that anymore. Anyone else see anything weird in Facebook with Chrome?
Also, once I took the time to mess with it, I LOVE the new Application Shortcuts. Go to gmail.com, click "Create application shortcut" in the page menu, pick whether you want your new shortcut in quicklaunch, the desktop or the Start menu (or any combination), and it launches. Only, the app's Chrome window has the application's icon, the window title is the application ("Gmail", "Google Calendar", etc), and there is NO browser UI to speak of; it looks just like an honest-to-goodness desktop app, except there's a bunch of links rather than menu bars. Seems to work on most every Google app-thing I've tried; does it work anywhere else for anyone, like Yahoo! Mail or any other site that doesn't need Back?