Important: Chrome will be removing support for Chrome Apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Chrome OS will continue to support Chrome Apps. Additionally, Chrome and the Web Store will continue to support extensions on all platforms. Read the announcement and learn more about migrating your app. Note: Your IT administrator might apply Chrome policies to manage Chrome. You can install Chrome Browser on Windows®, Mac®, Linux®, and on your.
Google Chrome is a fast, free web browser. Before you download, you can check if Chrome supports your operating system and that you have all the other system requirements. Install Chrome on Windows. If prompted, click Run or Save. If you chose Save, double-click the download to start installing. Start Chrome:.
Windows 7: A Chrome window opens once everything is done. Windows 8 & 8.1: A welcome dialogue appears. Click Next to select your default browser. Windows 10: A Chrome window opens after everything is done. If you've used a different browser, like Internet Explorer or Safari, you can. If you're having problems on your Windows computer, you can try the alternate link below to download Chrome on to a different computer.
Google Chrome On Mac
On a computer connected to the Internet, download the. Move the file to the computer where you want to install Chrome. Open the file, and follow the onscreen instructions to install. If you land on the regular download page, that’s normal. Even though the installers look similar, a special tag tells us which one is best for you. Once you download the file, you can send it to another computer.
Install Chrome on Mac. Open the file called 'googlechrome.dmg'. In the window that opens, find Chrome. Drag Chrome to the Applications folder. You might be asked to enter the admin password.
If you don't know the admin password, drag Chrome to a place on your computer where you can make edits, like your desktop. Open Chrome. Open Finder.
In the sidebar, to the right of Google Chrome, click Eject. Install Chrome on Linux Use the same software that installs programs on your computer to install Chrome. You'll be asked to enter the administrator account password. To open the package, click OK. Click Install Package.
Google Chrome will be added to your software manager so that it stays up to date. System requirements to use Chrome.
Get more done with the new Google Chrome on iPhone and iPad. Now more simple, secure and faster-than-ever, with Google Smarts built-in. FASTER BROWSING - Chrome’s address bar uses Google Search to make any fact-finding mission fast and simple.
It also searches your Google Drive, so diving into next week’s vacation plan is just that much easier. ARTICLES FOR YOU - Chrome surfaces articles, blogs, and content that we think you might like. The more you use Chrome, the more personalized it gets. So you’ll always have what’s most relevant to you at your fingertips.
GOOGLE TRANSLATE - No matter where you are on the web, or the globe, Chrome lets you translate an entire site in a single click with Google Translate built-in. Chrome also automatically prompts translation when you need it.
MANAGE YOUR TABS - open as many tabs as your heart desires and manage them in the new grid shapes to easily view and compare websites. SYNC ACROSS DEVICES - Signing into Chrome automatically syncs across your laptop, tablet, or on your phone. You get the same experience – no matter where you go.
AUTOFILL FORMS & PASSWORDS - Remembering p4$$w0rd$ is a thing of the past. Chrome can store your address and payment details, so you can fill out forms with just one click. VOICE SEARCH - use the magic of Google voice search to find answers on-the-go without typing. PRIVACY - use Incognito mode to browse without saving your history (learn more at http://goo.gl/WUx02).
A completely new and redesigned Chrome is gradually being rolled out! Please give us your feedback on any bugs that you encounter or ways that we can make Chrome even better. We’re interested in any issues that you notice, regardless of whether you see the new design. Here are the highlights of the new features:. Update to accommodate new iPhones.
New bottom toolbar: easier to reach frequently used functions, such as Back, Search, tabs and the menu. To discover some shortcuts, press and hold different buttons on the toolbar, or swipe on the toolbar. New tab grid: see bigger previews of your tabs, including tabs open on other devices. Drag tabs to reorder them. Features such as Bookmarks and Reading Lists are now easily accessible on the New Tab Page. Press firmly on the app icon to see shortcuts (3D Touch).
Credit cards that you enter on your device are now securely synced to Google Pay for use on other devices (if enabled). A fix has been provided for crashes when launching external applications.
69.0.3497.91 Sep 11, 2018. A completely new and redesigned Chrome is being gradually rolled out! Please give us your feedback on bugs you encounter or ways we can make Chrome even better. We’re interested in any issues you notice, regardless of whether or not you see the new design. Here are the highlights of the new features:.
New bottom toolbar: easier to reach frequently used functions, like Back, Search, tabs, and the menu. To discover some shortcuts, press and hold different buttons on the toolbar, or swipe on the toolbar.
New tab grid: see bigger previews of your tabs, including tabs open on other devices. Drag tabs to reorder them. Features like Bookmarks and Reading Lists are now easily accessible on the New Tab Page. Press firmly on the app icon to see shortcuts (3D Touch). Credit cards you enter on your device are now securely synced to Google Pay for use on other devices (if enabled). Performance improvements and bug fixes. 69.0.3497.71 Sep 4, 2018.
A completely new and redesigned Chrome is being gradually rolled out! Please give us your feedback on bugs you encounter or ways we can make Chrome even better. We’re interested in any issues you notice, regardless of whether or not you see the new design. Here are the highlights of the new features:. New bottom toolbar: easier to reach frequently used functions, like Back, Search, tabs, and the menu. To discover some shortcuts, press and hold different buttons on the toolbar, or swipe on the toolbar. New tab grid: see bigger previews of your tabs, including tabs open on other devices.
Drag tabs to reorder them. Features like Bookmarks and Reading Lists are now easily accessible on the New Tab Page. Press firmly on the app icon to see shortcuts (3D Touch). Credit cards you enter on your device are now securely synced to Google Pay for use on other devices (if enabled).
68.0.3440.83 Aug 1, 2018. Apfitzg2, Great update with one major flaw: Cannot copy images! I love Google's design overhaul. It's very aesthetically pleasing now and very seamless to go from the rounded corners of the home screen apps or messages to Chrome! I'm very sensitive to visual aesthetics being that I have sensory-processing sensitivity and it helps me a ton! It's just very gorgeous overall, too, and everything is meticulously designed to be in the most efficient place, in my opinion, especially the search button right in the middle as most of us go straight to Google for so many things first! Now onto the issue.
I can no longer simply copy an image, which is very odd. I can only save an image now. I very frequently use Safari's ability to copy images. I'm not sure if this is due to Google's issue with Getty Images and taking away the 'view image' feature-which I myself found a way around-a purposeful intention to prevent direct copying of images, or a design flaw, but either way it makes me have to continue using Safari for the time being because of how often I use that simple feature. Apfitzg2, Great update with one major flaw: Cannot copy images! I love Google's design overhaul. It's very aesthetically pleasing now and very seamless to go from the rounded corners of the home screen apps or messages to Chrome!
I'm very sensitive to visual aesthetics being that I have sensory-processing sensitivity and it helps me a ton! It's just very gorgeous overall, too, and everything is meticulously designed to be in the most efficient place, in my opinion, especially the search button right in the middle as most of us go straight to Google for so many things first! Now onto the issue. I can no longer simply copy an image, which is very odd. I can only save an image now.
I very frequently use Safari's ability to copy images. I'm not sure if this is due to Google's issue with Getty Images and taking away the 'view image' feature-which I myself found a way around-a purposeful intention to prevent direct copying of images, or a design flaw, but either way it makes me have to continue using Safari for the time being because of how often I use that simple feature. GsidesFinest, Phenomenal, but with one downside.
This iOS version of Chrome was once the perfect browser, but recent updates have removed one simple thing that I, until now, had taken for granted - the 'Save Image' feature. By that, I don't mean that one can no longer save an image - you can; What I'm referring to was the ability to save from an 'image-only' tab (not sure if there's an actual name for them) and save it in its highest quality. Now, the best I can do is save the thumbnail images from the link that leads to the new tab, but these are of such poor quality as they are not intended to be saved. If there is any image I want to save in its highest quality, I'm resorting to other apps to accomplish this. This may sound like a back-handed compliment, but the reason I still use Chrome as my go-to browser is because I see no flaws within it aside from the issue mentioned above and it's worth the hassle.
I do hope that the option to save an image from its own tab by pressing and holding isn't gone for good, because it's the last piece to the puzzle of a flawless iPhone browser (in my subjective opinion). GsidesFinest, Phenomenal, but with one downside. This iOS version of Chrome was once the perfect browser, but recent updates have removed one simple thing that I, until now, had taken for granted - the 'Save Image' feature.
By that, I don't mean that one can no longer save an image - you can; What I'm referring to was the ability to save from an 'image-only' tab (not sure if there's an actual name for them) and save it in its highest quality. Now, the best I can do is save the thumbnail images from the link that leads to the new tab, but these are of such poor quality as they are not intended to be saved. If there is any image I want to save in its highest quality, I'm resorting to other apps to accomplish this. This may sound like a back-handed compliment, but the reason I still use Chrome as my go-to browser is because I see no flaws within it aside from the issue mentioned above and it's worth the hassle. I do hope that the option to save an image from its own tab by pressing and holding isn't gone for good, because it's the last piece to the puzzle of a flawless iPhone browser (in my subjective opinion). AnotherpointlessApplenickname, Latest update a user-unfriendly bust Google yet again insists on “fixing” things in Chrome that don’t need fixing.
The browser’s latest (December 10, 2017) release now places bookmarks in a hard to access link in the upper right corner of the browser instead of as before where you could open up a new tab and have all your bookmarks clearly laid out in front of you. What once took one tap now takes at least three and viewing and navigating are more cumbersome than ever. Changing a user interface just to pretend you are making it better is a sure sign of a company without a clue, desperate to show that they on top of things. Heaven knows what havoc they are letting there developers and programmers wreak on other Google offerings but if Chrome is any indication things are not looking good.
Making an app less intuitive, less easy to use, is not the way to go and it is inexcusable for Google to not know this. The days of “Do no evil” are long gone at Google. ‘Do no stupid” is the most we can hope for now and unfortunately this latest misguided “improvement” to Chrome shows no one is paying attention to that idea either anymore. AnotherpointlessApplenickname, Latest update a user-unfriendly bust Google yet again insists on “fixing” things in Chrome that don’t need fixing. The browser’s latest (December 10, 2017) release now places bookmarks in a hard to access link in the upper right corner of the browser instead of as before where you could open up a new tab and have all your bookmarks clearly laid out in front of you. What once took one tap now takes at least three and viewing and navigating are more cumbersome than ever.
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Changing a user interface just to pretend you are making it better is a sure sign of a company without a clue, desperate to show that they on top of things. Heaven knows what havoc they are letting there developers and programmers wreak on other Google offerings but if Chrome is any indication things are not looking good. Making an app less intuitive, less easy to use, is not the way to go and it is inexcusable for Google to not know this.
The days of “Do no evil” are long gone at Google. ‘Do no stupid” is the most we can hope for now and unfortunately this latest misguided “improvement” to Chrome shows no one is paying attention to that idea either anymore.