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In just a few years, Chrome, as a third-party browser that is not built into mainstream desktop operating systems (Windows, Mac), has beaten all competitors in just a few years, with an overwhelming market share of 67%. The top spot for desktop browsers. Although concerns about its privacy have emerged in recent years, and some power users will try to find alternatives (Brave, Duckduckgo, etc.), it is still the default choice of browsers for the vast majority of Internet users. In today’s increasingly powerful front-end technology, many client operations of ordinary desktop users can be replaced by the web version. With a huge potential customer base, javascript is easy to get started, the browser as a running environment does not need to worry about interacting and testing with the system, there is a chrome store to manage the distribution, and the installation process is much simpler than the client side, so the chrome extension (plug-in) becomes a pair of A lightweight, convenient and practical platform for both developers and users. At the same time, the threshold for using the chrome plug-in is much lower than that of letting users who see the code as big as they install the oil monkey script by themselves, just like with people Amway…
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