Translation for non-Germans: The German consumer products organization Stiftung Warentest tested five browsers on Mac and Windows. #Chrome got the best scores in all categories on both platforms. IE came last, mainly for being too complex and insecure.

Translation for non-Germans: The German consumer products organization Stiftung Warentest tested five browsers on Mac and Windows. #Chrome got the best scores in all categories on both platforms. IE came last, mainly for being too complex and insecure.

Impressive work, not least by the Chrome group here in Munich.

Originally shared by Wieland Holfelder

Na wenn das mal nix ist, ein ganz klarer Punktsieg für Google Chrome in allen Kategorien und auf allen Plattformen! Eine solche Anerkennung der Stiftung Warentest (nach der Empfehlung des BSI vor 1.5 Jahren) ist eine sehr schöne Belohnung für die tolle und leidenschaftliche Arbeit unserer weltweiten Chrome Engineers, eine ganze Reihe davon übrigens auch hier bei uns in München (und wir suchen weiter nach Verstärkung)!
http://www.stern.de/digital/online/stiftung-warentest-welcher-browser-ist-der-beste-2134150.html

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  1. Bjoern Guenzel30 August 2014 at 11:13

    Nothing against Chrome, but for context you should also note that for Stiftung Warentest, a Nokia S60 phone was superior to the iPhone. It always depends on what criteria you select.

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