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Pros
Modern-looking and easy to useGreat Google Account integration
Many apps and extensions available
Useful password generator
Lightning fast
Cons
Resource-hungry Google Chrome Google is hard to avoid as soon as you turn on your computer. You search the Internet using Google, send mails using Gmail, watch videos on YouTube, and store files on Google Drive. However, Google wants you to use Chrome to browse the Internet. Is it worth it or not? Check out in our review.
Google Chrome for Windows is a complete browser package available for free. As soon as you open it, you will be given the chance to integrate it with your Google Account. We say do it! You'll be able to share your history, bookmarks, and passwords between all devices signed in with the same account. Sure, other browsers also offer similar integration but it's generally easier to keep everything tied to your main Google Account.
Chrome's user interface keeps getting better and better. It's simplistic enough and you can easily navigate between tabs. Chrome's password manager is very useful when signing up for websites. It can generate a strong password and save it to your Google Account. This can be quite useful if you don't want to keep remembering dozens of passwords for websites that might not even be that important.
Chrome manages to seamlessly integrate many features in a seemingly simple interface. You can switch between multiple accounts when browsing, each one with its own history, bookmarks, and passwords. There are two additional modes: Incognito Mode and Guest Mode. In Incognito mode, your history, site data, cookies, and form data isn't saved. In Guest Mode, you simply open a fresh version of Chrome with no bookmarks, no history, no data! We love the built-in PDF viewer for everyone who doesn't want to download every document they view. If you're using Chrome on multiple devices, you can share links among devices with a click of the mouse!
Other browsers find it quite difficult to fight with Google, considering the sheer number of services Google integrated with its browser. You can translate entire websites in an instant using Google Translate, open Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets easily, and display search results for the text you select in the browser. They boast the largest library of extensions among all browsers so you can add all sorts of productivity tools to your browser to make it even more useful.
Performance-wise, Google Chrome keeps getting faster and faster. You can easily have dozens of tabs open and it will still function normally. You can customize it however you like, add extensions, and apps from the Store, and many more! However, it's still memory-hungry, and, if you are able to supply enough memory, you probably won't ever need to change the browser you're using.
Google Chrome for Windows is a complete browser package available for free. As soon as you open it, you will be given the chance to integrate it with your Google Account. We say do it! You'll be able to share your history, bookmarks, and passwords between all devices signed in with the same account. Sure, other browsers also offer similar integration but it's generally easier to keep everything tied to your main Google Account.
Chrome's user interface keeps getting better and better. It's simplistic enough and you can easily navigate between tabs. Chrome's password manager is very useful when signing up for websites. It can generate a strong password and save it to your Google Account. This can be quite useful if you don't want to keep remembering dozens of passwords for websites that might not even be that important.
Chrome manages to seamlessly integrate many features in a seemingly simple interface. You can switch between multiple accounts when browsing, each one with its own history, bookmarks, and passwords. There are two additional modes: Incognito Mode and Guest Mode. In Incognito mode, your history, site data, cookies, and form data isn't saved. In Guest Mode, you simply open a fresh version of Chrome with no bookmarks, no history, no data! We love the built-in PDF viewer for everyone who doesn't want to download every document they view. If you're using Chrome on multiple devices, you can share links among devices with a click of the mouse!
Other browsers find it quite difficult to fight with Google, considering the sheer number of services Google integrated with its browser. You can translate entire websites in an instant using Google Translate, open Google Docs, Slides, and Sheets easily, and display search results for the text you select in the browser. They boast the largest library of extensions among all browsers so you can add all sorts of productivity tools to your browser to make it even more useful.
Performance-wise, Google Chrome keeps getting faster and faster. You can easily have dozens of tabs open and it will still function normally. You can customize it however you like, add extensions, and apps from the Store, and many more! However, it's still memory-hungry, and, if you are able to supply enough memory, you probably won't ever need to change the browser you're using.
Reviewed by Vedin Klovo (editor rating 5 out of 5 stars) 
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