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I'm not pretending it was not well thought; I'm merely saying its technical advantages were not the main drive behind its huge adoption rate. With all due resp

I'm not pretending it was not well thought; I'm merely saying its technical advantages were not the main drive behind its huge adoption rate. With all due respect, none of the pluses you mentioned would be a reason for a random, tech-illiterate, using-a-computer-for-FB person to install Chrome.

agumonkey 8y ago
You're right, there's also a bootstrap thing, they couldn't know before installing. The only thing they'd know would be "it's by Google". But all the point listed above were strong factors for newbs too. They could easily discard it if it was an annoyance I believe.