Happy birthday Google Chrome is 10 years old

Chrome is one of the most important and successful products Google has ever released.It started the revolution to switch to sandbox operation and release faster releases for modern browsers.In the early days of September, we celebrate the 10th birthday of this browser.

Google Chrome 3.0 runs on Linux

On September 1, 2008, Google introduced a new browser on its blog page, saying it wanted to develop a browser specifically designed for complex web applications, operating in the same way as a sandbox. onions.

The sandbox is the way in which browser tabs work independently, in which if one tab crashes, the other tabs won't be affected.This helps to increase Chrome's speed and stability, along with the V8 JavaScript engine that they still perform many tweaks on.

On the same day, Google launched 39 comic pages drawn by Scott McCloud to explain how the browser works.

A picture of an introduction to Chrome 10 years ago

Google uses components from Apple's WebKit rendering engine and Mozilla's Firefox engine, making Chrome's source code completely open under the Chromium project name.Chrome focuses on web standards, respects HTML5 and also passes both ACid1 and Acid2 tests at the time of release.This is a big step when Microsoft is struggling with web standards in its Internet Explorer browser.

The beta for the Windows operating system until September 2 has just been released, and the first Stable version has not been released until December.Chrome for Mac and Linux has Beta versions in December 2009 and was completed by 5/2010.Google Chrome on Android released on 2/2012.

Chrome is not only influential in the browser world but also in the computing industry.Many browsers and applications use Chrome's Blink engine, including Opera, Steam, Samsung Internet and anything using Electron.Chromebooks also occupy more and more market share.

Chrome's group said there would be a special thing on this occasion.10 years has been a success, hope 10 years Chrome will continue to bring memorable things to both Chrome and users.

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