Short answer:
A lot of desktop applications are built on web frameworks that ship with their own individual instance of Chrome to run.
On Windows 95 they were C/C++ (or equivalent, Delphi, etc.) and executing on the chip.
A lot of desktop applications are built on web frameworks that ship with their own individual instance of Chrome to run.
On Windows 95 they were C/C++ (or equivalent, Delphi, etc.) and executing on the chip.
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