A new update for Google Chrome is rolling out to Android devices. It adds a dedicated back button and a new site controls ...

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Until now, the Android version of Chrome has relied on the swipe gesture to go back a page. But Chrome 150 ditches the info button from the top-right menu and adds an actual back button in its place.

Google Chrome 150 for Android adds a dedicated Back button, redesigned site controls, and improved navigation, making ...

Google is rolling out a Chrome for Android settings redesign in its Canary build, aligning it with the Material 3 Expressive Design seen in other apps. The update organizes options into clear sections ...

Although Chrome for Android doesn’t natively support extensions like its desktop counterpart, there are workarounds to use extensions on your Android device. This guide will walk you through the steps ...

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Google's latest Chrome update fixes 27 vulnerabilities, including two critical use-after-free flaws, none currently exploited ...

Google will remove older Manifest V2 extensions from the Chrome Web Store next month, and there's no way to bring them back ...