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Chrome may refer to:
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Materials[edit]
- Chrome plating, a process of surfacing with chromium
- Chrome alum, a chemical used in mordanting and photographic film
Computing[edit]
- Google Chrome, a web browser
- Chrome OS, a Google Chrome- and Linux-based operating system
- User interface chrome, the borders and widgets that frame the content part of a window
- Chrome (Mozilla) or XUL, the Mozilla XML user interface language
- Chrome (programming language) or Oxygene, an Object Pascal implementation for the .NET Framework
- Microsoft Chrome, an API for DirectX
- S3 Chrome, a series of graphics accelerators
Gaming[edit]
- Chrome Engine, a game engine developed by Techland
- Chrome (video game), a 2003 sci-fi first-person shooter by Techland
Literature[edit]
- Chrome (comics) or Allen Marc Yuricic, a Marvel Comics male mutant character
- Jenny Swensen or Chrome, a Marvel Comics female paranormal character
- Chrome, a character in 'Burning Chrome' by William Gibson
- Chrome, a gay-themed science fiction novel by George Nader
- Chrome (Dr. Stone), a character in the manga series Dr. Stone
Music[edit]
- Chrome (band), an American rock band, from San Francisco in the 1970s
- Chrome (singer), British singer
Albums[edit]
- Chrome (Catherine Wheel album) (1993)
- Chrome (Trace Adkins album) (2001)
Songs[edit]
- 'Chrome' (Debbie Harry song) (1981)
- 'Chrome' (Trace Adkins song) (2002)
- 'Chrome', a song by Katatonia from Last Fair Deal Gone Down
- 'Chrome', a song by VNV Nation from Matter + Form
Places[edit]
- Chrome, California, an unincorporated community
- Chrome, New Jersey, an unincorporated community
Other uses[edit]
- Chrome (XM), a former music satellite channel
- Chrome Industries, a manufacturer of cycling bags, apparel, and footwear
See also[edit]
- Chrome Dokuro, a female character in Reborn!
- Chromeffects, a 3D graphics and video add-on for Windows 98
- Chromite, a mineral ore from which chromium is produced
- Chromium, a chemical element
- Chromium (web browser), the open source counterpart to Google Chrome
- Chromium OS, the open source counterpart to Google Chrome OS
- Google Chrome Frame, an Internet Explorer plug-in based on Chromium
- Ferrochrome, an alloy of chrome and iron, most commonly used in stainless steel production
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