Your attempt to use Load method for loading a page was correct. The other one was wrong and failed because the Browser instance was not created. It's because the TChromiumOSR was designed to be a design time component rather than to be created dynamically.
Now, the only place where the Browser instance is created is the Loaded method, which is called for a component after its parent form is loaded from a stream. And since you are creating it dynamically, the Browser instance is never created.
For some reason also the CreateBrowser method (which creates the Browser instance) is declared as private, which complicates its calling a bit (unless you decide to modify the source and make it public). If you don't want to change your DCEF source code, you can use a class helper to provide access to the CreateBrowser method:
uses
ceflib, cefvcl;
type
TChromiumOSRHelper = class helper for TCustomChromiumOSR
public
procedure CreateBrowserInstance;
end;
implementation
{ TChromiumOSRHelper }
procedure TChromiumOSRHelper.CreateBrowserInstance;
begin
Self.CreateBrowser;
end;
Then to create a Browser instance add the CreateBrowserInstance call before the first accessing the Browser instance (which is here the Load method):
var
pChromiumOSR: TChromiumOSR;
begin
pChromiumOSR := TChromiumOSR.Create(Self);
pChromiumOSR.OnLoadEnd := pChromiumOSRLoadEnd;
pChromiumOSR.CreateBrowserInstance;
pChromiumOSR.Load('www.google.com');
end;