Chrome Beta loads web pages before user completes URL
Published on Mon, Jan 09, 2012 at 12:59 | Source : Tech2.com
Updated at Mon, Jan 09, 2012 at 13:05
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Chrome Beta loads web pages before user completes URL
Google only recently released the beta version of its browser, Chrome. The version 17, according to an official ...
Google only recently released the beta version (Chrome 17) of its browser, Chrome. The version 17, according to an official post by Software Engineer and Speed Demon, Dominic Hamon focused on delivering speed and security, which he refers to as their two 'core principles'. Explaining this further, he stated that now, when one tries to load a web page on Chrome, they will spot a noticeable bump in speed. Simply put, web pages on Chrome 17 load faster; and if Hamon is to be believed then, Google has taken the auto-complete aspect to the next level. Simply put, now when a user types in either a URL, or a search query in the omnibox (the address bar that also doubles up as a search bar), then Chrome attempts to predict which web page the user may want to go in for. This way, Chrome will begin loading a web page in the background, even before the user has actually typed in his query.
