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Google Chrome Browser

According to many people including the “techie” types, the internet browser you choose is the single most important piece of software on your computer. After all, much of the time you spend online you spend in your browser (even if you didn’t realise it). You use your browser for loads of different things – searching, chatting, emailing, shopping, online banking, watching online videos . . . yes, the browser certainly is an important bit of kit.

Google Chrome Browser

So what makes Google Chrome Browser such a good idea. Well, I’ll tell you what almost 15% of internet browsers already know (and rising)!

Google Chrome is fast – yes, you know what it’s like when you’re trying to do a quick search and the word ”quick” doesn’t really come into it . . . you spend hours and hours (well, seconds or minutes which feel like hours) waiting for pages to load . . . blah, blah, blah . . . you won’t have that problem with Google Chrome. It’s always quick to start up and can load web pages in the blink of an eye.

Google Chrome is simple - alright, some of you smart alec’s might not be interested in that, but the rest of us normal people think that it’s a necessity. It’s designed to be easy and efficient . . . brilliant.

Google Chrome is secure – it’s got lots of built in malware and protection for phishing (that’s phishing, not fishing). There are even auto-updates to make sure that the security is always, well, updated.

Google Chrome is packed with features, plug-ins and add-ons.  There are add-ons for doing this, that and the other! Okay, I’ll be a little more specific;  there are add-ons which block those annoying ads from popping up all over the place; there are add-ons which are great for your photos and images; there are add-ons to help you to translate to another language; there are book-marking add-ons, safety add-ons, password add-ons, sharing add-ons (for you tweeters, diggers and facebookers).  Want to know a little more about Google Chrome Plug-Ins?

Let’s face it, Google have worked hard on their Google Chrome Browser so you don’t have to . . . now then where have I heard that before?