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I've always wondered if this is naive: couldn't a large part of it be that somebody at Google said "all these other browsers suck" and decided to fix it? I mean
by unalone 18y ago
I've always wondered if this is naive: couldn't a large part of it be that somebody at Google said "all these other browsers suck" and decided to fix it? I mean, Chrome takes ideas from other browsers and puts it together into something that's superb in nearly every way, especially for a beta. Google could very well have started the project intending just to make a really good thing.
That and, you know, the millions of dollars thing. That's big too.
(Does anybody else find it annoying that Google's software is always more aesthetically pleasing than their online programs?)