In this episode we chat to Darin Fisher, head of engineering for Chrome. We cover:
- How Chrome began, and what Google was doing with browsers before that.
- What Chrome could have been called.
- The guiding principles of Chrome & its long-term plan.
I/O chat with Darin Fisher
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Last updated 2024-08-06 UTC.
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