Google could introduce a new version of the Chrome web browser app for Android that supports extensions and work on multiple devices.

Google is working on a new version of Chrome for Android that supports browser extensions, but it might not be available for mobile devices.

Google is planning to bring browser extensions to Chrome on Android, but primarily for Chromebook users, through a new 'Desktop Android' version.

Arc on Android makes your life easier by even looking up the web for you with the very literally named Browse For Me feature. It’s a Perplexity-like search engine that scans over half a dozen articles to give you a quick, well-laid-out summary dotted with emoji for that extra bit of zest.

Google is really working hard to curb the growing use of ad blockers on its apps like YouTube and now across its Chrome browser too. The company has revealed that any unsupported browser extensions such as uBlock Origin will soon come to an end as they drastically impact the browser’s performance.

The Indian government has issued a high-risk warning to Google Chrome users, due to critical vulnerabilities detected in the browser. These flaws could potentially expose their systems to cyberattacks.

Google testing Chrome for Android with extension support, internally termed "Desktop Android" This feature may initially be limited to Chromebooks and other Chrome OS devices. While not yet confirmed,