OEMs have freedom (to a certain degree) to customize the list of packages installed on the device, so even if the standard 4.2 GMS image includes Chrome, Samsung for example might still decide to remove it. Note however, that there is zero guarantee that Google Chrome will be present on the device, even if the device is running JB 4.2. You will need to extract this from a device that has it installed.
You can find this from the Google Chrome manifest, which is stored in it's. If you still want to explicitly launch Google Chrome, you'll have to find its package name ( :-)) and the activity that handles the action. It might turn out that Chrome plain does not work for them for any number of reasons for example the user might need to use special browser due to specific disability. It's always a good idea to let the user choose which browser they want to use. If the user has chosen one already, this will start the user preferred one. If there are more than one apps, and the user has not chosen a default one yet, this will prompt the user. If there is only one app that handles that url, this app will be started.
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