When talking about anti -detection browsers, we often find that many of them are developed based on Google's kernel. So why should anti -detection browsers choose to develop according to Google core?

 

First of all, Google core, also known as the Chromium kernel, is one of the most popular and widely used kernels in modern browsers. It is developed and maintained by Google and has the advantage of open source code. This means that developers can use the stability and reliability of Google's kernel, and at the same time make necessary modifications and optimization on it.

 

Secondly, Google kernel has a good performance in terms of performance and compatibility. After the long -term development and optimization of Google, it can effectively render web pages and provide a smooth browsing experience. In addition, many websites and applications are developed and optimized based on Google kernels. Therefore, browsers using Google kernels usually have better compatibility and can correctly display and run these websites and applications.

 

For anti -detection browsers, Bitbrowser's choice of Google core means that they can stand on a mature and extensive test. This can save a lot of development time and resources, and ensure the basic functions and performance of the browser. Developers can focus more on core functions such as anti -detection and privacy protection, and provide a better user experience. Or help some foreign trade partners to help. Better compatible with external software.

 

In summary, anti -detection browser selection is based on Google's kernel development because Google core has the advantages of open source code, stable performance and good compatibility. This enables the anti -detection browser while ensuring the basic browsing function, while better focusing on its specific privacy protection and security functions.