Chrome was launched in 2008 with the goal of building a speedy, simple, secure and stable web for everyone, everywhere. Chrome’s speed was one of its key selling points when it was first introduced. It was faster than other browsers at the time because it used a new JavaScript engine called V8. Chrome also had a minimalist design that made it easy to use and navigate.

In addition to its speed and design, Chrome also offered better security features than other browsers. For example, it included a sandboxing feature that prevented malicious code from running on a user’s computer. Chrome also automatically updated itself in the background, which helped ensure that users always had the latest security patches.

Chrome’s success can also be attributed to Google’s marketing strategy. Google used its search engine to promote Chrome by placing ads for the browser at the top of search results pages. Google also used its other products, such as Gmail and YouTube, to promote Chrome.
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