> the innovation of Chrome was separate processes for everything I'd argue that's more of an evolution than an innovation. It had only just become normal for

> the innovation of Chrome was separate processes for everything I'd argue that's more of an evolution than an innovation. It had only just become normal for home and office PCs to feature multi-core processors. High capacity RAM was becoming relatively cheap compared to other PC components. We were still in the early days of webapps and social media. The concept of "browser tabs" was still new. Google had the advantage of starting from ground zero, so they could consider these new trends as part of their design. Incumbents had to re-work their existing tech to take advantage of those trends.