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Presented By: Shrabanee Naik Mca 2 Year Roll No - 20082023 Regd No - 085800008

The document presents information about the Google Chrome web browser. It discusses Chrome's initial release in 2008, its key features like speed, security and customization options. Charts show Chrome growing from 3% market share in 2008 to 5% in 2010 and 10% in 2011. In conclusion, the document states that while Chrome has a small user base currently, it has introduced innovative features and has a bright future ahead.

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Presented By: Shrabanee Naik Mca 2 Year Roll No - 20082023 Regd No - 085800008

The document presents information about the Google Chrome web browser. It discusses Chrome's initial release in 2008, its key features like speed, security and customization options. Charts show Chrome growing from 3% market share in 2008 to 5% in 2010 and 10% in 2011. In conclusion, the document states that while Chrome has a small user base currently, it has introduced innovative features and has a bright future ahead.

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Presented By

Shrabanee Naik
MCA 2nd Year
Roll No - 20082023
Regd No - 085800008
• We use the web browser everyday
• It can protect us and make our internet experience better
• The browser may impact speed of computer
• Customization of appearance
• Google’s first web browser
• Released September 2, 2008
• Only on Windows XP and Vista
• New versions and improvements
• Open application
• Speed
• Security
• Stability
• Unique user interface
• Fastest start-up and loading times
• V8 JavaScript engine
• DNS pre-fetching

Courtesy of lifehacker.com
• Website blacklist
• Runs in a sandbox
• Open source
• Incognito mode
• Most browsers only one process
• Each tab has its own process in
Chrome

Other Browsers Google Chrome


• Different browsers, different memory usage
• Less usage, faster computer

Courtesy of lifehacker.com
• Minimalistic approach
• Tabs flush at top of screen
• No status bar
• Search and address bar
merged
• Custom themes
• New tab thumbnails
• Currently
3%
• Quick burst
• Slow growth

Courtesy of wikipedia.org
• Unique features and UI
• Lack of add-ons and syncing
• 4 out of 5 rating on average
• Will not affect Internet Explorer
• 5% in 2010 and 10% in 2011 market share
• Mac OS X and Linux
• Google Chrome OS

Courtesy of wikipedia.org
• Introduced new features
• Viable alternative
• Solid, but small user base
• Bright future
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