Shouldn't this <i>first</i> check if Chrome Frame is actually used (by using the User-Agent header) before it injects the code? And why not just place the four lines straight into your layout?
nice - but looks like it doesn't take into consideration the user agent.
<a href="http://github.com/sunlightlabs/rack-chromeframe/blob/master/chrome_frame.rb" rel="nofollow">http://github.com/sunlightlabs/rack-chromeframe/blob/master/...</a>
Didn't use the plugin but used the code snippets on a site just to test it out and.. I think Google need to slicken it up a bit first. The installation overlay blocks out most of the site on IE6 and doesn't seem to be closable. I'm guessing this is really meant for sites that <i>demand</i> it be installed rather than an optional thing - but if that's true, why not just redirect?