The Chrome Browser

Posted by Kenneth Ronkowitz on Wednesday, September 3. 2008

Yesterday, Google finally ended the rumors and announced the release of the beta version of their new open-source browser called Google Chrome.

Like probably every new browser or update press release, it has features like "a simple and intuitive user interface and an entirely new architecture designed for speed, security, and stability." You can find out more about other Google Chrome features here.

If you design websites and your site is compatible with Safari, it should also be compatible with Google Chrome. Both are built using the open source WebKit.

The story behind the browser video.
Here's a comic book approach to the tech behind the browser.

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