Category: Google chrome

Chrome is already installed on most Android devices, and can’t be removed. You can turn it off so that it won’t show on the list of apps on your device. Open your device’s Settings app. Why you should delete Google Chrome on your phone? You can’t send or receive Gmail messages. You can’t store more […]

To do this, right-click the Chrome icon on your desktop, select Rename, type Chrome Incognito, and then press the Enter key. Double-click the Google Chrome icon on your desktop. As long as you open Chrome by double-clicking this icon, it will always open in incognito mode. While we were writing we ran into the inquiry […]

Open Google Chrome, type “chrome://flags” inside the navigation bar and press Enter to open the hidden menu. If you’re prompted by the confirmation window, click Yes to access the experimental features. Inside the experimental menu, use the search function to search for “ Enable Fast tab/windows close ” or ‘ #enable-fast-unload ‘., and more items. […]

Tap UPDATE next to Chrome. In the “Pending Updates” section near the top of the page, you should see the Chrome icon; the UPDATE button is to the right of it. If you don’t see Chrome in the “Pending Updates” section, Chrome is up to date. Enter your Apple ID password if prompted. Doing so […]

Google Chrome doesn’t come as the default browser on most devices, but it’s easy to set it as your default web browser on a PC or Mac. Chrome is free to both download and use, and can be seen as an alternative to browsers like Safari, Edge, or Firefox . Is there a difference between […]

Chrome is secure by default, protecting you from dangerous and deceptive sites that might steal your passwords or infect your computer. Advanced technologies, such as site isolation, sandboxing, and predictive phishing protections, keep you and your data safe. Say goodbye to weak and reused passwords that could expose your data to multiple sites. Can Google […]

4 ways to troubleshoot Google Chrome if it won’t open on your computer Delete unknown applications. Move the app to your trash. A lot can happen when you’re not looking at your computer that Reboot your computer. Restart your computer. But the truth is, if a program or process that’s running on. But if your […]

Yes, the Fire tablet does include Amazon’s Silk browser. And while it isn’t bad, it isn’t as fast or easy-to-use as Chrome. You won’t find any web browsers in the Amazon store. Google doesn’t make it easy either. They only make their Android version of Chrome available via the Google Play store. Fortunately, there are […]

The reality is that your Chromebook and Chrome OS, in general, do not require a persistent antivirus program, as you would install on Windows or mac, and os. The built-in protections mean your Chromebook is one of the safest computers around. You also need browser-specific antivirus software to provide additional protection while browsing the internet. […]

There are almost always “extra” Google Chrome processes running because Chrome is designed to have every component of your Chrome installation run in its own separate process. In other words, there will be a process running for Chrome itself as well as a different process for every open tab and every active Chrome extension and […]