The first incarnation of Google Chrome was released in 2008, making it something of a late-come to the web browser market. Still, Chrome quickly managed to attract Internet Explorer and Firefox users en masse before ultimately becoming the most popular web browser in the world.
As it stands now, Chrome commands nearly 70% of the browser market and, it stands to reason, there’s a good chance you’re reading this right now while using Chrome. Naturally, Google over the years has steadily added more and more features to Chrome and, in its current incarnation, the browser is likely far more powerful and capable than most people give it credit for.
