Getting Down to Business with Google Chrome
It seems that web browsers are getting a bit out of control. With Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Safari, and Google Chrome (just to name a few), there are plenty of choices. But what if I told you that one of these browsers was far superior to the others? And what if one of the browsers listed above had the capability to be controlled from the perspective of an entire business?
As a college student, I have had plenty of experience experimenting with each of these browsers. Yes, all of them have some problems. But there is a browser that has given me (by far) the least headaches compared to the others. This browser is Google Chrome. Now if you are anything like me, you are very browser specific. When I first heard of Chrome, I did not want to drop Mozilla. It was all I wanted to use (even though it seemed to crash on a daily basis). But I downloaded it and fell in love almost immediately. The interface is so simple to use, and everything about it seems smoother in general. The browser has literally crashed once or twice over the last 5-6 months (which is miles better compared to almost daily with the others). This is all without mentioning the integration Google Chrome has with Google Apps. Which leads me directly into my next point.