Google Chrome

Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google for accessing websites and web applications. It is built around the Chromium project and uses the Blink rendering engine.

Chromium: Chromium is the open-source browser project that provides the foundation for Google Chrome. Chrome incorporates Chromium code while adding Google-specific services and features.
Google: Google is a technology company that develops internet services, software, and hardware. Google created Chrome and continues to develop its browser services.
Progressive web app: A progressive web app is a website built with web technologies to provide app-like features and behavior. Chrome supports standards and installation features that let websites behave more like apps.
Mozilla Firefox: Mozilla Firefox is a web browser developed by Mozilla using the Gecko rendering engine. Firefox is a major independent alternative to Google's browser and Chromium-based products.
Browser market share: Browser market share measures the proportion of web browsing attributed to different browsers. Chrome's large share has made its adoption choices consequential across the web.
Blink: Blink is a browser rendering engine that turns web content and styles into displayed pages. Chrome uses Blink to render websites.
WebKit: WebKit is a browser engine originating in the KDE project and used by several browsers. Chrome initially used WebKit before its rendering engine development became Blink.
ChromeOS: ChromeOS is Google's operating system, designed around web applications and Chrome browser technologies. Chrome is the central browser experience on ChromeOS devices.
Safari: Safari is Apple's web browser, built around the WebKit engine and integrated with Apple devices. Safari competes with Chrome and is the default browser across Apple's platforms.
Blink engine: Blink is the rendering engine used by Chrome and several other Chromium-based browsers. Its spread through Chrome and Chromium has concentrated use of one major browser engine.

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