Google Chrome has all the elements of the desktop browser, such as its system and tab layout and the convenience to access our bookmarks. In addition, as expected, it also incorporates specific elements to make it easier to operate from a mobile terminal, such as the ability to switch between windows with a single finger movement.
More interesting features of this portable version of Chrome are its fast browsing with accelerated downloading of pages, private browsing in Incognito mode, search and browsing from omnibox, or synchronization of bookmarks and open tabs between our desktop browser and that of the Android terminal.
Google Chrome is one of the best alternatives in the field of mobile browsing in Android operating systems. Of course, if you use Chrome
Speed
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Perhaps the area to which Google dedicated most of its development time to differentiate it from other browsers. Google Chrome opens extremely fast from your desktop, runs applications quickly thanks to a powerful Javascript engine, and loads pages quickly using the open source WebKit rendering engine. Add to this faster search and navigation options from the simplified interface, and you get a browser that is very hard to beat in speed.
Clear and simple interface
The simple interface, which is Google Chrome’s most striking feature and a substantial factor in its popularity, has not changed much since the beta’s launch in 2008. Google focused on cutting down on unnecessary taskbar space to maximize the space available for navigation. The browser has 3 rows of tools. The top layer horizontally stacks tabs that automatically adjust, along with a new simple tab icon and standard controls for minimizing, expanding and closing windows. The middle row has 3 navigation controls (Back, Forward, and Stop/Refresh), a URL box that also allows direct Google searches, and a star-shaped bookmark icon. The browser extensions and settings icons line up to the right of the URL box. The third row consists of the installed applications and favorites folders. Now it’s common not to appreciate it, but this clear interface was a breath of fresh air compared to the saturated toolbars of popular browsers before 2008.
Privacy
Another hugely popular feature is the incognito mode, which allows you to browse privately by disabling the history log, reducing the number of traceable data and eliminating tracking cookies when you close your browser. Chrome’s settings also allow you to modify privacy preferences for normal browsing.
Security
Chrome’s Sandbox technology prevents malicious software from being automatically installed on your computer or affecting other browser tabs. Chrome also has Safe Browsing technology with malware and phishing protection that warns you if you come across a website suspected of containing malicious software or activity. Regular automatic updates ensure that your security settings are kept up-to-date and effective.
Customization
There is a wide variety of applications, extensions, themes and settings that will make your browsing experience unique. Improve productivity, security, browsing speed, virtually anything you can think of, with applications and extensions from the Google Chrome Store. Install themes created by leading artists or create your own with mychrometheme.com. Connect with your Google Account to back up your contacts, preferences, and history, as well as access all your Google tools with a single login
