Google's fast, dominant browser with the widest extension ecosystem.
Google Chrome is the world's most widely used web browser, available for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android, built on the open-source Chromium project and the Blink rendering engine. Its DevTools include a full JavaScript debugger, performance profiler, network waterfall, Lighthouse audit tool for measuring performance and accessibility, and responsive design simulation. The Chrome Web Store offers the largest browser extension ecosystem available. Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine is among the fastest, and its frequent update cadence means new web platform features are typically available earliest in Chrome. It is the primary testing target for most web developers, and its high market share makes compatibility with Chrome essential for any public-facing website.
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Best for web developers who need to test against the most common browser engine and want access to the largest extension library.
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