Google is punking Microsoft with Chrome 32 on Windows 8

I've never used Windows 8. From what I've heard, there are 2 built-in browsers, an IE "Metro" version, and an IE "desktop" version. Apparently they have different capabilities. And apparently IE "desktop" and IE "Metro" don't sync bookmarks even on the same Windows 8 PC. (Hard to believe, but apparently that's how it is.)

Supposedly Chrome 32 on Windows 8 is basically a layer of Chrome OS on Windows 8, with its own app environment, app launcher, and windowing logic. And apparently it's a same version of Chrome whether you launch it from "Metro" or the "desktop."

Fun, fun, fun.