The complete guide to the Cốc Cốc browser and how to install it

The Cốc Cốc browser is currently the second most popular browser in Vietnam. Its search engine, coccoc.com, is also widely used, especially by programmers website design, who often choose Cốc Cốc as their main browser too.

The latest statistics show that Chrome, the most popular browser today, is starting to lose market share worldwide. The most recent figures show Chrome's share falling from 59.57% to 59.38%. Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox aren't doing any better. So what about the Vietnamese market? Is it any different from these numbers?

If you only look at the domestic browser market, those global figures don't mean much. That's because Vietnam has a fairly strong home-grown browser and a serious rival to Chrome: the Cốc Cốc browser.

For an ordinary user, Cốc Cốc is like any other web browser, offering web access and a few extras similar to Chrome. But for anyone just getting into technology, Cốc Cốc is a real point of pride for Vietnam, and there is a lot about Vietnam's most popular browser that I'm sure you've never heard. Read to the end and let's uncover what's behind this green browser. This is a roundup of everything related to Cốc Cốc, plus a quick look at how it has developed over the years.

All about the Cốc Cốc browser

What is a browser?

First, let's look at what a browser is, so you can judge fairly the value Cốc Cốc has brought to users in Vietnam.

According to Wikipedia, a browser is application software that lets users view and interact with the elements of a web page. Those elements include text, images, music, video, games and many other features built with other technologies. Put simply, without a browser you cannot access or interact with a website.

The most popular browsers in the world today include Internet Explorer 11 (earlier versions are no longer supported by Microsoft); Microsofe Edge (Microsoft's newest product, presented as faster and safer, installed by default on Windows 10, released in 2015); Chrome (from Google, with the highest market share in the world today); Firefox (the "Fire Fox" browser from Mozilla); Safari (Apple's well-known product). 

In Vietnam, besides those names, there is also the Cốc Cốc browser (originally called Cờ Rôm+).

The history of the Cốc Cốc browser

Cốc Cốc is a product of Cốc Cốc Co., Ltd., one of Vietnam's most successful startups. Together with the social network Zalo, Cốc Cốc's products are local software that can compete head-on with foreign ones.

A purely Vietnamese product conceived in Russia, Cốc Cốc went through a long and difficult road to get where it is today. It has three founders, all former international students who applied to the team building a search engine for Russian users. That is where they nurtured their dream of starting their own company.

One fine day, on December 14, 2012, the Cốc Cốc browser was launched under the name Cờ Rôm+, and it has been free for users ever since. Cờ Rôm+ was built on the open-source Chromium platform (developed by Google), so don't be surprised that Cốc Cốc resembles Chrome in many signature features. That may be one reason it was welcomed by users so quickly.

On April 2, 2014, Cờ Rôm+ officially became Cốc Cốc and updated to the new logo you see today. That same year, Cốc Cốc became the second most popular web browser in Vietnam, with around 14 million users a month just one year after launch.

At its core, Cốc Cốc works like Chrome (they share the same foundation), but what won it points in the home market is that the developers focused on user experience and offered many strong features built for Vietnamese people. Let's look at the impressive features Cốc Cốc has delivered since launch.

Milestones in the history of Cốc Cốc

14/12/2012: Cốc Cốc launches the Cờ Rôm+ web browser

4/2013: Launch of the Vietnamese search engine coccoc.com and the browser is renamed Cốc Cốc with a new logo.

Early 2013, better Facebook access, a high-quality download feature, and support for downloading MP3s and videos from YouTube.

5/2013: Launch of a smart chemistry solver built into the search engine

Late 2013: Launch of takataka.vn, a free reader-exchange system between online newspapers with no advertising fees.

2/2014: Launch of map lookup for Vietnam and its app, Nhà Nhà, which runs on all major operating systems today: iOS, Android, and Windows Phone from December that year.

4/2014: Launch of the online advertising system qc.coccoc.com.

9/2014: Introduction of a free English dictionary lookup feature on the Cốc Cốc browser

9/2014: Launch of the PR service on the Cốc Cốc web browser

11/2014: Release of the version the Cốc Cốc browser cho Mac OS

2/ 2015: Receives investment from Hubert Burda Media of up to USD 14 million

7/2015: Launch of 5 new features, including exact address lookup in Vietnam,, movie showtime lookup, results from football tournaments, and an improved math-solving tool.

Late 2015: Launch of the Pin Video feature, which lets users keep watching a video while scrolling Facebook or browsing other websites, so they don't miss the good parts.

Early 2017: Launch of the shopping suggestion feature.

Cốc Cốc's effective communications plan in its early days

With everything Cốc Cốc has, you may wonder why it succeeded so quickly, when even tech giants like Google and Facebook never grew that fast.

One quick answer is that, compared with the many browsers and search engine already competing, Cốc Cốc came last, so it could absorb the best of its predecessors and avoid many of their mistakes. But professionally speaking, many analysts believe Cốc Cốc succeeded by using guerrilla tactics very skillfully.

Guerrilla tactics only apply when your own strength is tiny compared with your competitors'. You can't take them on directly or fight toe to toe. The only way is to win small battles one at a time, and only the ones you are sure of. According to experts, Cốc Cốc's guerrilla campaign was simply to focus on building a product that meets exactly and best users' needs.

Think back to what they did. The browser wasn't just for surfing the web: it especially supported access to Facebook, the most popular social network, which had tens of millions of Vietnamese hooked; it offered English dictionary lookup, smart shopping, and very fast music downloads. The search engine wasn't just plain keyword lookup: it could pull up and filter results about celebrities, solve math problems, and find local routes with great precision. Everything Cốc Cốc has done was to give Vietnamese people the most convenient features and bring technology closer to everyone.

We have been thinking about the guerrilla strategy Cốc Cốc used. Consider this: the biggest, most popular browsers try to hold their market share by building the most useful features for as many people as possible. What did Cốc Cốc do? It started from national pride, built an app for Vietnamese people, and it worked. From there they realized: why not build a browser for every country? And Cốc Cốc is now entering the challenging Japanese market. But no matter, since the developers know what they need to do for their next guerrilla move. As long as a country has its own culture, there will surely be a dedicated web browser for it, made by Cốc Cốc.

What features does the Cốc Cốc browser have?

Fast, convenient downloading

This is my favorite feature, because you don't need third-party software like Internet Download Manager.

In my view, Cốc Cốc beats many other tools for downloading music and video from YouTube and has the most useful features. It offers several download aids, such as downloads up to 8 times faster than normal.

You can download a YouTube video by clicking the "Download" icon when you hover over the video player on YouTube, or by clicking the blue down arrow at the end of the address bar.

Super fast to download

Before you can try the video download feature on Cốc Cốc, you of course have to install the browser. Don't worry, though: the installer is very light and downloads very quickly.

Clearing Cốc Cốc history

When you use the Cốc Cốc browser, the history of the websites you visit is stored in the browser. If you don't want others to know which sites you have visited, you can clear your browsing history, either one address at a time or all at once.

Stealth mode

Did you know about Incognito mode in Chrome? Incognito mode in Cốc Cốc works the same way. A common worry for careful internet users is having their browsing history tracked by some dark force. Incognito mode solves that in a single click. Facebook advertising experts also use this mode to optimize their strategy at the lowest cost.

Blocking ads with Cốc Cốc

When you browse the web you will run into lots of ads, sometimes annoying ones. To deal with them, you can block ads on Cốc Cốc by installing a tool from the extensions Ablock Plus.

Go to Extensions, choose Get more extensions at the bottom of the page, then search for Adblock Plus and install it in Chrome.

Easy access to Facebook

When Facebook was blocked in many browsers, Cốc Cốc's market share rose sharply thanks to its feature for easy access to the network. You could say that hardship was Cốc Cốc's big opportunity. 

Cốc Cốc streamlined the way into Facebook. With 2 million visits a month, Facebook had already become indispensable in the internet world. Almost 100% of websites today have a button linking to Facebook. Cốc Cốc's operators and developers were wise to focus on this golden key.

Comparing the Cốc Cốc and Chrome browsers

How do you compare the two most popular browsers in Vietnam when both are built on the same foundation? Still, digging deep into the technology of each gives some interesting results. Below is a comparison of Chrome and Cốc Cốc using specialized measuring tools.

• Measuring standard page load speed (Speedometer): Chrome wins with 46.1 points, Cốc Cốc with 40.
• Measuring image processing quality, decoding and latency (JetStream): Chrome is still first with 97.9 points and Cốc Cốc has 97.6.
• HTML5 test (the technology that replaced Java): both browsers score the same, 621.

Note that both beat Firefox and Opera in all three results above.

• Testing the browser's processing, storage and rendering (Speed Battle): Firefox is highest with 686.8 points, while Chrome and Cốc Cốc trail at the bottom with 459 and 447.

Across all the comparisons, Chrome is still slightly ahead of Cốc Cốc in every way. That is only natural, since Chrome is a product of the giant Google. Besides, Cốc Cốc is 4 years younger than Chrome and is only a 5-year-old product. At this pace, it is a very promising browser in both the Vietnamese market and worldwide.

In tech circles, even though people know Chrome is full of useful features, quite a few Vietnamese programmers are fans of Cốc Cốc. It can't beat Chrome in every comparison, but you could say Cốc Cốc sits below one browser and above all the rest, at least in the Vietnamese market.

The Cốc Cốc search page

As I said, Cốc Cốc holds plenty of interesting things for you if you really want to explore. Cốc Cốc is more than a browser. It is also the most powerful Vietnamese search engine, at the domain coccoc.com.

The twin sibling of the Cốc Cốc browser, it can't yet match Google, but after many improvements this search engine has won growing support from users, with rising traffic. Here are the basics of the Cốc Cốc search page.

Coccoc.com

Cốc Cốc was first announced in April 2013, 5 months after the Cờ Rôm+ browser launched. From the start it was positioned to be the best search engine for Vietnamese people. Alongside search, it has many other handy features such as math solving, address lookup and celebrity info. Bundled with the Cốc Cốc browserusers quickly got used to the coccoc.com search engine.

The Cốc Cốc browser interface

First, the interface. If you're like me and a Google Search devotee, you'll be 100% unfamiliar with the look of the Cốc Cốc search page, even though the information is arranged and displayed much like Google.com. So where is the difference?

• Colors

At first glance there isn't much, but look a little closer and you'll find plenty. Both use blue, but the color code for the titles differs: Google's is #1a0dab and Cốc Cốc's is #3333d6, a bit thinner. Even a small difference like that makes your eyes feel it's unfamiliar.

• The search box on Cốc Cốc

The standout green "Search" button at the end of the search box is what catches the eye. Because you only need to press Enter to run a search, Google has reduced this button to a simple magnifying glass. So what is such a big button for, when it is just a plain search command? I wish it were an advanced search button that lets users pick other Cốc Cốc search services, like address search, math solving and celebrity lookup.

• Search keywords

Cốc Cốc also bolds the search keyword in the displayed titles. You won't see that on Google.

Ads on the search page

Ads bring Cốc Cốc a lot of revenue and are an effective way for advertisers to present products, but they are the most annoying thing for users. Instead of a quick glance below the search box to see your results, you see ads for unrelated products. It is a mild letdown.

To get around this, in the Cốc Cốc browser you can choose Google.com as the default search engine instead of coccoc.com. But if the annoyances I just shared don't bother you, feel free to keep using it, because you still get highly accurate search results.

All things considered, despite a few small flaws, coccoc.com is still a quality search engine. The developers are also smart, applying the rule of pleasing customers at all costs. Cốc Cốc places the three most popular search engines, Google, Bing and Yahoo, in the footer. If users aren't happy with the results, they can jump straight to the engine they know. This does affect follow-up visits, but for customers it shows Cốc Cốc really understands what people want.

How Vietnamese people use Cốc Cốc

Bundled with the Cốc Cốc browser, users have stuck with this Vietnamese search page for many years. In 2016, Cốc Cốc published a report on search habits on coccoc.com, and it shows some interesting things.

• 26% of searches are related to Facebook. This comes from Cốc Cốc's quick Facebook access feature: you just type "f" or "fa" to reach the network.
• 11% search for news sites
• 10% of searches are to reach YouTube. Type "y" or "you" to go to youtube.com.
• 8% are adult content
• 7% search for games. Not surprising, since games are among the most loved things on the internet.
• 5% search for Google, google.com or google.com.vn. I'm part of this 5% myself.
• Another 5% search for movie sites. 

If one day your browser can't open Facebook, check whether it is Cốc Cốc. If it isn't, just download it and use it. But if it is Cốc Cốc, remember that the problem lies with the "shark" (the network blocking it).

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What you need to know about the Cốc Cốc browser and Cốc Cốc Search

Cốc Cốc is both a browser and a powerful search page. So what can you use Cốc Cốc for? Here is a roundup of the key guides you need when using the Cốc Cốc browser and search page.

How to search with Cốc Cốc

After you download the Cốc Cốc browser to your computer, the address bar doubles as a search tool, like Chrome and google.com.

In the address bar you can search for any keyword. The results differ from Google's in many ways, but rest assured they are all useful results for what you're looking for.

How to look up celebrity info with Cốc Cốc

This is a feature Cốc Cốc added later, for people who want information on their favorite artists without it getting mixed up with lots of similar search results.

To look up a celebrity, go to coccoc.com and choose the Celebrities menu, or visit coccoc.com/search/celebrity/

This is the dedicated logo of Cốc Cốc's celebrity search function. Type the artist's name into the search bar. One limitation I think is fairly big: it only returns results if you type the artist's name exactly right.

For example, I wanted to look up Brad Pitt, and as you can see in the screenshot, I made just one mistake with the letter T and got no results back.

On this page, if you need more information, click the "Show search results" button to go to coccoc.com/search.

You can also look up celebrity info right on Cốc Cốc's official search engine.

How to solve math problems with Cốc Cốc

Another great feature, this one for students. Perhaps Cốc Cốc wants to reach users from a young age and keep them for life! Whatever the aim, this feature is sure to be popular. Solving math on Cốc Cốc is far easier than using the latest Casio Fx calculators.

Click the Math menu on coccoc.com or go to coccoc.com/search/math to start solving. Say you want to solve the equation 8x² + 7x – 9 = 0. Type 8x^2 + 7x – 9 = 0 into the search box. What's more, Cốc Cốc can solve not only algebra problems but chemistry too.

You no longer need to memorize each step to compute a square root on a calculator, or rack your brain over how to solve a chemical reaction. The only catch is that you can't bring your phone into the exam room. If you need more results, click the show more results button to go to Cốc Cốc's search page. You can also do calculations right on Cốc Cốc's official search engine.

How to look up online maps with Cốc Cốc

Same as above, choose the Maps menu on coccoc.com or go to map.coccoc.com/map to search for the address you need.

The search bar in the maps feature is quite friendly: just click it and a list of places you can go appears, such as cafés, restaurants, entertainment areas, banks and gas stations. Say you click the restaurant suggestion, and the map returns the nearest restaurants with basic information.

If you like this feature and want to download Cốc Cốc's Maps app, click the matching download icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. The app is currently on the App Store, Google Play and Microsoft Store.

The "Nhà Nhà" app: Cốc Cốc's way to find exact addresses across Vietnam

Along with online map lookup and address search on coccoc.com, Cốc Cốc also released an app for finding exact addresses across Vietnam, called Nhà Nhà. It takes in all the standout, optimized features of the PC version, and it gives users a lot of enjoyable experiences. Cốc Cốc claims it can stand shoulder to shoulder with Google Maps in the Vietnamese market. Honestly, there is nothing to criticize.

Download the Nhà Nhà app now and enjoy the feeling of "getting to the right address even without Google Maps". You won't have to worry about Google Maps silently "trolling" you anymore.

Smart online shopping with Cốc Cốc

Of all the browsers used in Vietnam, Cốc Cốc is the most feature-rich. After celebrity search, math solving, map lookup and dictionary lookup, the most recent addition is smart online shopping.

To set it up, go to Cốc Cốc / Settings / Shopping and turn on Smart Shopping. Once it's on, a shopping cart icon appears at the end of the address bar. Here is how it works:

First, log in with your Facebook account.

Then visit any shopping website and pick the product you want to buy.

Next, look at the cart icon at the end of the address bar and click the blue arrow beside it. The system rates whether the product's price is good, and 4 stars or more is a rating you can trust.

Then, if you want suggestions for a better price, click the rating. Cốc Cốc sends you a list of websites selling the product at better prices to choose from.

The idea for this feature came when Cốc Cốc noticed that up to 90% of online shoppers care most about price. So the feature gives users suggestions for the best price. Price is only one part of the buying decision, but the feature simplifies the process many times over, compared with visiting lots of different websites to compare prices.

Looking up movie showtimes

This is a fun feature for cinema lovers. Just type a movie title into the search bar and the system returns everything related to the film, a short trailer, a list of theaters and exact showtimes. You can also look up showtimes by choosing a specific date. (image: what happened to Monday).

Looking up tournament information

This feature is for sports fans, especially for tournaments you can't miss, such as the World Cup, SEA Games and the English Premier League.

It is simple: type the name of the tournament that is on and you get a detailed schedule.

Not only that, there is also information on recent tournaments, so interested users can follow along while they're at it.

Cốc Cốc has a built-in English dictionary

This feature is only available on the Cốc Cốc browser. Double-click a word to look it up and you get the result instantly. It appears in a small gray panel showing the phonetic spelling and a list of meanings, with noun, verb, adjective and adverb clearly separated for easy use. I think it would be fantastic if Cốc Cốc added pronunciation too.

When this feature launched, studies showed it would help around 15 million Cốc Cốc users with the difficulty of reading English articles, and give English learners a fast, convenient dictionary tool.

Compared with Google Translate at the time the feature launched, we can be proud of the idea and how workable it was. Google Translate can translate a whole web page, but its accuracy isn't high, and users still have to puzzle it out to get the gist. With Cốc Cốc, anyone with intermediate or better English can use it well instead of copying text into another dictionary site. Personally, I find this dictionary feature very good for English learners. It trains your thinking and builds vocabulary better than translating whole texts.

A guide to advertising on Cốc Cốc

A little over a year after launching the web browser and Vietnamese search engine, Cốc Cốc added an online advertising feature that competes directly with Google Ads and Facebook Ads. With this launch, Cốc Cốc knew it was entering an extremely fierce contest with tech giants. Yet looking at the results so far, what people feared early on didn't really come to pass.

Back to the point: like other search engines, advertising is the main revenue that keeps a search engine alive and growing today. That is why even Google actively encourages users to create more ads on its pages.

Compared with Google, Cốc Cốc's ad system is a lot more varied, which sometimes annoys users because of how densely ads appear. From a business point of view, though, Cốc Cốc can optimize advertising reach extremely well. Let's take a closer look at this feature.

Types of Cốc Cốc ads

With the slogan "Reach 19 million Cốc Cốc users", businesses that choose Cốc Cốc advertising can reach their users through 4 main ad types:

• Search ads: Go to the coccoc.com search page and, for example, search the keyword "thiet ke web" and you will see many ads. They appear not only at the top of the page but also along the right side of the screen. That is what bothers users like me when searching on Cốc Cốc. It feels like being surrounded by ads, which isn't very pleasant.
• New tab banner ads: A 640x360px banner sits right under the search bar. Cốc Cốc's research says users open a new tab up to 29 million times a day. That is a very attractive number for anyone planning to place banner ads on the new tab. With such a large banner, it isn't hard to catch the user's eye.
• Icon ads: Ads that place a brand logo as an icon at the bottom of the new tab. They are smaller than banner ads. Their value lies more in keeping the brand in mind than in catching attention and promoting offers or new products the way banner ads do.
• Shopping ads: Cốc Cốc describes these as ads that show product images with a horizontal slider for easy browsing. They usually appear at the top or in the middle of the search results page.

So compared with Google Ads, Cốc Cốc ads are more varied in format, but "thanks to that" users feel less comfortable. From a business perspective, though, you should try and push Cốc Cốc advertising. The reason: to list so many complaints, I have to be a seasoned Cốc Cốc user. And the useful value of the Cốc Cốc browser is what draws users to the coccoc.com search page, and they are your customers. And if you still have doubts and the points above aren't convincing enough, hear Cốc Cốc's own pitch with these reasons:

Why should you advertise on Cốc Cốc?

• First, your ads reach people with real needs, based on the keywords they search
• Second, your ads show at the right time and place. Advertisers choose when and where their ads appear.
• Third, your ads stand out on the New Tab page
• Fourth, you get the most from your ad spend by setting a weekly budget and a maximum cost per click. So what will Cốc Cốc advertising cost?

Cốc Cốc advertising costs

Cốc Cốc charges by CPC (that is, pay per click), so showing ads on Cốc Cốc is free, and advertisers only pay when someone clicks. To keep things competitive, Cốc Cốc lets partners bid on ad prices, meaning you set the price per click yourself, starting at 100 VND.

Together with the option to cap spending per week, Cốc Cốc takes a lot of the burden out of controlling and tracking ads in each campaign.

So how do you create an ad on Cốc Cốc?

Basic Cốc Cốc advertising

The first requirement is that you manage or own a website that is still running

Then sign up or log in to your Cốc Cốc account at https://cp.qc.coccoc.com/dang-ky-tai-khoan?lang=vi-VN. Cốc Cốc makes it easy by letting you sign up with one of two social media accounts you already have, Facebook or Google. Otherwise, just register the usual way with your email address.

After logging in, you start your ad campaign by choosing one of the 4 ad formats I described above.

The last step of creating an ad is topping up your account so your ads have the budget to run.

Finally, track whether the ads perform as you hoped so you can adjust in time.

So creating a Cốc Cốc ad is as simple as advertising with Google Ads: quick, convenient and effective. If you've never advertised on Cốc Cốc, I'd advise you to try it once. It may bring surprising business results. If not, there is still a way to optimize your website on this search engine at lower cost, which is of work website SEO services with the coccoc.com search page.

9. How to do SEO for your website on the Cốc Cốc search page

If you are an SEO and want to optimize your website for the 3.21% share of the domestic search market, try Cốc Cốc. It has overtaken even Bing, Microsoft's search engine, to become the second most popular search page in Vietnam. That is also why many dịch vụ seo (SEO services) spend extra time researching and optimizing websites for this search engine this URL.

There is still no official SEO guide from Cốc Cốc's developers. Most SEOs who want to optimize for this search engine have to feel their way in the dark. Although Cốc Cốc's results are fairly accurate, ranking positions often differ from Google's. For example, for the keyword "UX/UI design", Cốc Cốc ranks mona.media at position 2 but on Google it is position 7. We can't say exactly why these differences exist. However, after optimizing websites on Cốc Cốc at Mona Media, here are a few details I suggest you keep in mind:

• • Keywords and titles. Put the keyword at the start of the article title and include it in the description. You learn about someone faster from their introduction, and websites are the same. That is why search engines look at the description and title before going deep into the content. The earlier the search system meets the keyword, the better optimized the website.
  • Big backlinks. Building a backlink system that is both high quality and large will score higher with Cốc Cốc. It hasn't built a search algorithm as refined as Google's, so feel free to build the biggest and most varied backlink profile you can.
  • Write regularly. Not only Google but almost all search engines today value content quality. Cốc Cốc rewards websites that update regularly with quality content.
  • Cốc Cốc judges content quality by CTR (clicks divided by impressions). The more visits a site gets, the more it proves the site gives users value. If you already follow this principle when doing SEO for your website on Google, rest assured Cốc Cốc credits that effort too, killing two birds with one stone.

• • Optimize for unaccented keywords. On Google, "thiet ke website ban hang” and “thiết kế website bán hàng trọn gói" are two different keywords, but Cốc Cốc treats both as the same. So you don't need to worry about optimizing for unaccented keywords.

Another way to speed up optimization is to run Cốc Cốc ads. Having your website appear often on the Cốc Cốc search page raises your traffic. High traffic signals a website that is friendly and useful to users. In general, to do SEO for your website effectively, whether on Google or Cốc Cốc, you should combine paid advertising with SEO. Once your site reaches the ranking you want, you can gradually reduce AdWords spending and just keep up the SEO work to climb further.

How to download Cốc Cốc for phone and computer

How to download Cốc Cốc on Android

• Step 1: Go to this link (Cốc Cốc download link) to download Cốc Cốc on your Android device, or open the Google Play app (type "Cốc Cốc" in the search bar).
• Step 2: When you see the Cốc Cốc app on your Android device, choose Install and wait a moment while the system downloads it to your phone. 
• Step 3: When installation finishes, an "Open" button appears. Tap it. The Cốc Cốc start screen will show up. Choose "Explore" and then "Start browsing". 

These are the very simple steps to get Cốc Cốc on your phone

How to download Cốc Cốc on iPhone

On iOS devices, the steps are similar to Android. The only difference is that you download Cốc Cốc from the App Store instead of Google Play. You can go to this link (Cốc Cốc download link) to download Cốc Cốc for iPhone

How to download Cốc Cốc on a computer

Download Cốc Cốc on Windows

• Step 1: Go to the Cốc Cốc download section > After opening the link, choose "Download Cốc Cốc".

The site then shows the terms. If you agree, scroll down and choose "I understand and agree"

• Step 2: After agreeing, open the folder you just downloaded. A window will appear. Tick the items shown and click "Install" 

Now just wait while the system installs Cốc Cốc on your computer. When installation finishes, you can open it and start using it.

Download Cốc Cốc on macOS

• Step 1:  Go to the Cốc Cốc browser homepage here > The browser will then display an option. Click "Download Cốc Cốc for macOS"

• Step 2: Next, tick the type of chip you use (Intel or Apple). After choosing, tick "I understand and agree"

• Step 3: When the download finishes, open the folder, then drag the Cốc Cốc app into "Applications"

That completes installing Cốc Cốc on macOS.

 So that was an overview of the Cốc Cốc browser, a source of pride for Vietnamese people. For a 5-year-old Vietnamese startup, Cốc Cốc's success is something many other startups long for, and a source of pride for a product of international caliber. It isn't perfect next to similar products from tech giants, but we can still look forward to a bright future for Vietnamese technology.

If you are planning your own startup and need a website to support your business, such as a company website, travel website design, beauty, classifieds, real estate and more, please contact us by email and our official Facebook channel. Mona Media will be glad to help.