Google Chrome for Linux 17.0 Letoltes

Google Chrome is a web browser, coded from scratch by Google. It is designed with the features and needs of modern rich-media/interactive web applications in mind. In the traditional browser architecture, every process happens in a rigid chronological sequence: until the program hasn’t finished processing, say, a piece of JavaScript, it cannot proceed to render the remainder of the page or web app. Often, the result is that the tab, the entire window or even the whole application remain stuck in an endless loop.

Enter Google Chrome, with a new multi-thread architecture (multi-process, actually) that optimize and speed-up page rendering. This separation of the processes avoids major crashes and browser exploits: if a single page is behaving in a dangerous way, it can be isolated from the rest of the application, which remains perfectly safe.