Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a cross-platform web browser developed by Google. It was first released in September 2008, with "speed, security, and innovation" as its core design concepts. It uses a multi-process architecture and V8 JavaScript engine. The latest version in 2025 introduces AI-driven privacy sandbox and intelligent preloading technology, and supports mainstream operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. The 64-bit version can fully utilize the performance of modern hardware and become the preferred browser for 66% of users around the world.

Google Chrome features

Core technology architecture

Multi-process isolation: Each tab page and plug-in run independently in a sandbox environment to prevent single page crashes from affecting overall performance. The crash rate is 50% lower than the 32-bit version.

V8 engine optimization: Using JIT (just-in-time compilation) technology, web script execution speed is increased by 25%, and it supports WebAssembly to accelerate complex calculations (such as 3D rendering, data encryption).

Safety protection system

Privacy Sandbox: Automatically intercept third-party trackers, implement anonymized data collection through federated learning technology, and protect the privacy of users’ browsing behavior.

Enhanced Safe Browsing: Real-time detection of malicious websites and phishing attacks, combined with the Google Safe Browsing database, the interception success rate exceeds 99.9%.

Performance and compatibility

Intelligent preloading: Predict content based on user browsing habits, load relevant resources in advance, and increase page opening speed by 30%.

Advantages of the 64-bit version: It supports large memory addressing (up to 128GB), improves video rendering efficiency by 25%, and is suitable for processing 4K videos and complex web applications.

Google Chrome Features

Developer ecosystem: Built-in DevTools tools support breakpoint debugging, performance analysis, network monitoring, and are deeply integrated with VS Code to directly debug web page code.

Cross-platform synchronization: Synchronize bookmarks, passwords, and tabs through your Google account, and support the "send to phone" function to achieve seamless connection between PC and mobile devices.

Open extension system: Chrome Web Store provides more than 150,000 plug-ins, covering ad blocking, productivity tools, security enhancements and other scenarios, with an average daily download volume of more than 100 million times.

Google Chrome Highlights

Forward-looking: The first to support cutting-edge standards such as WebGPU and AVIF image formats, ensuring that web page rendering effects and performance lead the industry.

Security Compliance: Passed FIPS 140-2 certification to meet the stringent requirements for data encryption in finance, medical and other industries.

Hardware compatibility: The 64-bit version optimizes multi-threading, and on an 8-core CPU device, the memory usage is stable within 2GB when running 50 tabs at the same time.

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Chrome DevTools (Developer Tools)

Core modules:

Elements panel: edit HTML/CSS in real time and debug responsive layout.

Console panel: execute JavaScript code and view logs and error messages.

Network panel: Analyze request/response headers and simulate slow networks (such as 3G).

Performance panel: Record the page loading process and locate performance bottlenecks.

Application panel: Manage local storage (LocalStorage, IndexedDB), Service Workers.

Advanced features:

Device Simulation: Test different screen sizes and touch interactions.

Color Contrast Checker: Ensure web pages comply with WCAG accessibility standards.

1. Fixed other bugs;

2. Optimized software compatibility.