Introduction to Chrome Extender not just "stupid"

Since its release in 2008, Chrome has sparked a wave of new browsers around the world. In less than four years, the market share of Chrome has surpassed Firefox, and it has been an amazing record for IE. Many friends have come to the taste of chrome has been tried. I'm sure a lot of people have this impression of chrome--Come on! There is even a mouse has not been clicked, the Web page is already open illusion.

Chrome has defeated Firefox in market share

Indeed, "fast" is the most intuitive feeling that chrome gives people. But when someone asks what is the good of chrome, a lot of people in most cases can only think for a long time after saying a "fast" word, the most is added "not poisoned" and "simple." The "Fast" attracted friends also have a lot of tired of the chrome simple interface and less convenient operation, and encountered some Chinese characteristics of the Web site compatibility issues, and then returned to IE or Shell browser's embrace.

Many people get tired of Chrome's monotony and then kick back to IE

"Silly fast", which is the impression of many people on chrome. However, it is really difficult to imagine a "silly fast" browser can lay down IE and Firefox dual-male separatist tracts of land, so foolishly boarded the market share of the runner-up. Reading a Web page would take a half a minute or so, and people wouldn't have to tangle with 3 seconds or 5 seconds to open the page. Chrome's biggest pingzhang will not be "safe", "safe" can be eaten by the words of the 2% years of opera has long been dead.

Opera has been a tragedy in the desktop market

In fact, Chrome, in addition to fast and safe, efficient and concise, but also has a sufficient and IE, Firefox two monsters for the world's big killer, that is, support third-party extensions. The Extender is to the browser, which is equivalent to an application's operating system. By installing a wide variety of extensions on chrome, we can use the features that Chrome doesn't have. There is no need for a Windows system with massive third-party applications, and Chrome, which has a large number of extensions, is also very appealing.

Many people who see here may ask, since the Extender is so bull, how come I never heard of chrome? But if I say, Chrome has a lot of "plug-ins", presumably many people will understand what I mean.

There is actually a misunderstanding here. In many people's understanding, Chrome has no "extender", but it can use "plug-ins". In fact, "Extender" and "plug-in" are two different kinds of things. "Extender" in the English language is "extensions", is based on the development of the functional expansion of the application of chrome, and "plug-in" is "plugins", is a comparison of the bottom of the application, many can be used across platforms, not limited to Chrome. Plugins include Flash, Silverlight, Java, Alipay controls, and so on, but are not the same as the "extenders" mentioned below-although they can all be installed on chrome. It is easy to identify whether a chrome application is a plug-in or an extension, and we can view the list of installed Extenders by entering "about:extensions" in the address bar, or by entering "about:plugins".

The origin of the chrome expansion

Chrome is not the first to use the extender. When Chrome was first released, it really was the same impression that many people now have--silly fast. At that time, the fledgling chrome also experienced a setback, the release of the first day market share is 3%, but soon fell to 1% and maintained for a long time. IE and Firefox look at the green smile, the rest of the market share of less than 3% of the chrome and opera face Qu.

Chrome has barely been able to compete in the browser battle at the beginning