How comfortable are you with Google's prerendering capabilities? Do you like the idea of your site loading faster in Chrome thanks to this technology? The idea behind Instant Pages is to immediate load the top search result for a particular query, so, when it's clicked, it immediately loads up in your browser. Naturally, when Google discusses this technology, it refers to its Chrome browser, the prerendering works in the following browsers:
Chrome v5 or higher, Firefox v3/4, Safari v5 for Mac and Internet Explorer v8/9.
As for Instant Pages, a quick look at some of the cons that immediately popped up shows they are awfully weak, if not outright laughable:
CON
There are those, however, that believe Google Instant can waste much time as it saves. "You could end up getting distracted by the suggestions and read an article that you weren't even looking for," Heather McClain, 16, a waitress, told the BBC. "It will probably end up costing you more time than it saves you."
Or it could be Heather is like most tween Internet users who get distracted by just about anything.
CON
Another check in the con column against Google Instant is that it may hurt SEO marketers. Searchers will be less likely to click through to a second page of search results, critics say, which will give marketers fewer keywords to work with.
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