It has been more than three months since the official version of Google Chrome was released from 32 and 33 to 34 now. According to the feedback from the Chromium community, great progress has been made in terms of performance and security. Chrome 32 strengthens the restrictions on installing extensions from unknown sources, and Chrome 33 raises the verification threshold for plug-ins. These changes further enhance the security; Chrome 34 optimizes the interface graphics engine and improves the interactive performance of the software.

From this analysis, there are serious problems with Chrome32, and it is unlikely that it will be "rejected" by domestic manufacturers collectively. Moreover, as the world's leading technology company, Google's development process is very rigorous. A version will go through an iterative period of at least 3-4 months from entering the development branch to release (that is, before the official release of Chrome 30, version 32 has entered the development branch), during which a large number of unit tests will be automatically performed every time it is built.

In this way, there is no possibility that domestic browser manufacturers will not follow up the kernel because of Chrome 32 problems.