Comments on: Google Chrome – The reason behind its name revealed!

By: Sarasacunt

Sarasacunt — Tue, 04 Sep 2018 11:18:00 +0000

The real reason is that its a nickname for the drug of choice for the elite, ADRENOCHROME. Its procured by satanists in a ritual that removes the secretions when torturing a terrified human. Dont believe me? Look at the Chrome logo, you are good at shapes right? Can you find the 3 6’s? or 666?

By: Lars Ahlstrom

Lars Ahlstrom — Sat, 14 Oct 2017 06:14:00 +0000

I am probably the only one that remember it. The only one who knows the real truth about it.
We just had a visionary boss for the early team… That simple.
Project got the name “Chrome”, as she, in a very clever way to rap up the work speed among the guys, said…
She said:
“- This project is like a big piece of chromed chromium. It is highly shiny, it’s gonna cast its reflections omnipotent all over the world, in all directions possible…IF…we maintain it, keep it shiny, and never we will allowed it to fade. …as chrome does if it’s not polished regurlary. Then it will soon be dull, non-reflective and in the end rust will conquer the surface of it! Fox fur coloured rust…. Or even coloured like back in me own mans nasty underwear…. (big laugh).

Then we young programmers knew that this is big… It’s the beginning of the Internet’s ultimate search tool. And in the future it will hover by itself over the table, and have a glowing text on it: “Don’t panic!” (“Excerpt from The Hitchhikers Guide To the Galaxy”)

Ciao! / Lars

(…Who personally prefer Firefox. ;) (they could use some good leadership btw.)
Cooperation for the better? No. Never in the non-democratic world of capitalism. No no.
We can only dream of “Fire-chrome”. But you don’t stop dreaming, you hear?
Because then you might get a chromosome to much up there.. =)
As some president you currently have in the US… :D

By: Ajedi32

Ajedi32 — Wed, 20 Jul 2016 19:53:00 +0000

In reply to John.

Uh… Google created Chromium. The only reason it exists separately from Chrome is that there were some bits of the Chrome browser that Google couldn’t or didn’t want to make open source.

For example, the H.264, AAC, and MP3 codecs are proprietary technologies which Google licenses from 3rd parties, so they couldn’t include those in the open source version of Chrome.

By: Ajedi32

Ajedi32 — Wed, 20 Jul 2016 19:47:00 +0000

Why not link the original source of that quote instead of just saying “an answer from Glen Murphy”? Glen originally posted it on Quora, right? https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Chrome-called-Chrome/answer/Glen-Murphy

By: Dan Garwood

Dan Garwood — Thu, 17 Mar 2016 00:49:00 +0000

Lol umm no. “Chrome” is OBVIOUSLY short for “chromosome”, as in DNA. This becomes undeniably evident when you look at the Google Chrome logo itself. The logo is shaped exactly as the triple helix AKA 3 strand DNA from a top down perspective. But that’s part of the esoteric symbology that they’d prefer to keep, well, esoteric. Let’s not forget the pattern of colors which is identical to that of Microsoft. But they aren’t ripping off Microsoft though. The red, blue, green, and yellow represent “fire, water, earth, and air”. The four elements which are used in Paganism, Wicca, etc. Anyone with a basic understanding of symbolism/mystery religions/the occult, can recognize these hidden meanings even before recognizing their exoteric meanings that are meant for the uninformeduninitiated masses (which in most cases the meaning is meant to be taken as meaningLESS and just some random design ). Although, that is NEVER the case. There’s ALWAYS an esoteric behind ALL symbols.