"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OhM5C1Cj08&amp;t=0m20s"">0:20</a> There are so many modded Chrome browsers", but they all get detected as "Chrome"...,(reply>), @SteelSkin667 TOR,(reply>), It's also interesting to know how do mobile browsers fit into the picture... Assuming mobile Chrome just goes into the same bin as desktop version, it might be one of the reasons for it's domination,(reply>), Yes, I using edge and sometimes the web detecting as a chrome,(reply>), I guess all the Chromium-based browsers show up their useragent as chromium, to let their website know that this browser supports all the features that chrome does. Btw, they actually show up like "mozilla/applewebkit/chrome/vivaldi" or "mozilla/applewebkit/chrome/yandex browser".<br>And yes, both chrome and safari are based on webkit, which was originally developed by nokia and QT, to later get bought by apple.<br>Another funny thing is that all these browsers start with "mozilla", just to emphasize that they are not internet explorer and are thus able to render a page properly.,(reply>), @Jared Maddox I can't think of many popular browsers that are derived from Firefox, whereas I believe Brave and Vivaldi both show up as Chrome.