Sunday, January 1, 2012

Do the Google Chrome Apps use computer memory?

Like, do they use gigabytes on my computer? I know that installing Google Chrome as my web browser does, but do the apps you download IN Google Chrome use computer memory like a program I download to my comp. would? Thanks is advance! and please no rude answers! (:|||No. Like the other user said, they're like links to websites.


Now, sometimes they could use memory to load the page faster, but if you're using a good browser (like Chrome) it won't use any|||No they do NOT.





Albeit minuscule amounts of data may be added, its pretty much considered nothing.





Google Chrome apps are not in the sense of a program or an actual application actually installed onto your computer, they are basically links to websites. Click on your apps and look at the address bar.. they just take you to other sites. No extra space is being taken for the apps.|||Yes they do, though not much, but it's referred to as 'space' or the like; memory refers to RAM, which is another thing completely.|||Yes.

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