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Google's co-founders actively supported Chrome since the project was launched two years ago. Chrome is Larry Page's primary browser, he said, and he makes sure the Chrome team tunes the project for slow computers.

"I use it on a slow, old computer on purpose to force them to make it fast without a lot of memory," Page said. "That's one of the main issues of the Web today."

And he wants other browsers to benefit from Chrome's open-source nature. "Other projects like Mozilla can take some of the advancements we've made and choose to incorporate those things," he said.

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