Google Chrome for Mac, developed by Google, is an open-source web browser. It is built upon other open-source software, including WebKit and Mozilla.
Software Features
Instant Search and Navigation
Search and navigation operations can be performed through a single box. As you type, the system displays search results and relevant suggestions in real-time (including your recent searches and visited websites), allowing you to quickly choose the desired content. Search can be conducted through a versatile box.
Reduced Input Effort
Tired of repeatedly filling out the same information on online forms? With the auto-fill feature, you can complete form entries with a single click. This feature is also available across devices, helping to save the hassle of inputting content on small screens. Start using auto-fill now.
Resume from Where You Left Off
Chrome can synchronize open tabs, saved bookmarks, and recent search history from your computer to your phone or tablet, and vice versa. This means you can sync your Chrome content and settings across all your devices. Simply log in to your other devices to begin syncing.
Customize Your Chrome
With Chrome themes, apps, and extensions, you can browse the web in a way that suits your preferences. You can also set your favorite websites as bookmarks and load them as your home page, allowing direct access to these pages. Once you've set up Chrome, your customizations will be synchronized across all your devices.
New Tab Page
Quickly access your favorite sites from the new tab page. When you open a new tab, you can immediately visit your most frequently visited sites.
In Google Chrome, you can enter URLs or conduct searches using the "address bar".
Incognito Mode
If you don't want to leave any traces in your browser history, you can browse in incognito mode.
Tabbed Browsing and Stability
Google Chrome is designed for stability. If a single tab freezes or becomes unresponsive, other tabs will not be affected.