Is Chrome the Top Internet Browser

In early 2008, Google Chrome was released as a beta. Later that year, the wide web browser was released to the wider market. With each passing year, more and more users decided to try out Chrome, as more positive reviews were heard about it. In June of 2012, Google Chrome sits at the top of the heap as one of the most commonly used web browsers in the entire world. In a market that for years has been dominated by Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox(and earlier Netscape), what is it that makes Google Chrome the top of the heap.

While Google in general has its share of critics and they are well founded, there are people who will swear by their web browser being the absolute top of the mark. With each passing year since 2008, many people who felt as if other browsers did not fit the mark, they kept trying out Chrome. Google adapted the browser, fitting the widest audience possible and the audience has grown to an amazing level.

So what does make Google Chrome tick? What makes it so appealing to such a wide audience of end users?

The key is the simplicity of the Google Chrome browser. When you look at the browser, it is not that all remarkable at all with the features. Yet, simplicity is the best approach to reach the most audiences. As you may find when developing software, people are simple. They do not have the time to learn things, so they would like something where they can dive into. Google Chrome offers that simplicity and offers the ability for anyone to jump online and get straight to work.

Another key benefit is that it is not that all resource demanding. Not everyone can afford a top of the line computer, so they need a browser that is not going to slow down their machine or even cause it to lock up. Chrome is the Internet browser for low resources at a high quality. One the key criticisms for Microsoft's Internet Explorer and to a greater extent Mozilla Firefox, is that it can be a bit of a hog on the resources.

Even the competitors understand that Chrome is gaining some traction in the land of the Internet Web Browser. The rapid fire updates by Firefox have been following Chrome's lead, with some of the more recent updates having features that many may recognize from Chrome. The new and improved tabs seem to remind many users of Chrome. Which proves once again that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

If Google Chrome is going to stay the path that they are right now, they will continue to remain the top of the line in the Internet Browser market. Being extremely user friendly and also not that all demanding, Google Chrome is fast and reliable. Say what you want about Google, but they can put together an Internet Browser.