Review – Google Chrome

Today, people use the Internet not only to view web pages, but also to send emails, watch videos, play web-based games, and chat with family members in another country. In doing this, we make use of what are technically called web browsers. Today, the most widely used web browsers are Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, each of which releases the latest versions from time to time.

In connection with the increase in the applications that people use on a daily basis, the web browsers we use today were not created with the purpose of largely serving these high-end applications.

“Google Chrome is a browser that combines minimalist design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer and easier”

Chrome started from scratch and is primarily motivated to meet the needs of today’s web applications and users. Speed, stability and security are the key features of the new web browser developed by Google.

In terms of stability, it has a Task Manager where you can see which sites are using the most memory, downloading the most bytes, and abusing your CPU. You can also see which plugins are to blame for slowing down your browser.

Protects you against phishing and malware by regularly downloading updates. Warns you if you are about to enter a harmful website.

It provides smooth web browsing in separate tabs within one window. A single tab is a separate process, so when it fails, the other tabs are not affected. For example, if you’re streaming a YouTube video in one tab and an online game in another tab, your game won’t terminate or hang if ever YouTube crashes and vice versa.

Physically, Google Chrome uses cool colors that won’t stress your eyes after long-term internet browsing. Show frequently used buttons like Back, Refresh, and Forward. Whenever you want to search for a specific topic, just type your keywords in the URL bar (yes, the URL bar!) and Google.com will show you the results.