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It had a few new concepts, mainly multi-processes, but "far superior when it came out" is a broad exaggeration. Equally, IE was far superior to Netscape when i
by datalist 8y ago
It had a few new concepts, mainly multi-processes, but "far superior when it came out" is a broad exaggeration.
Equally, IE was far superior to Netscape when it came out ;)
This is not to say Chrome is (now) the inferior browser but saying their marketing push has nothing to do with its market share is ignoring reality.
- Jyaif 8y agoIt had little things like multi-process, omnibox, and something like a 10x faster JS engine than the competition, but the real killer feature was the auto-updating.
- datalist 8y agoIt did come with advantages, no doubt, but - as so often - its market share is not necessarily because it tried to push the web further, a large share is simply because of Google's aggressive marketing. To this day Google is pushing their browser if you dare to use their services with Edge.