

Head into the App Store, search for ‘chrome,’ and tap Update if an update is available. You must also have an up-to-date version of Chrome installed on your iPhone or iPad. Compatible devices include the iPhone SE, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Air 2, and newer. If you haven’t done that already, head over to Settings > General > Software Update to perform the upgrade. To set Chrome as the default browser on the iPhone and iPad, you must have iOS 14 or iPadOS 14 installed. That means you can easily make Chrome (or any other supported web browser such as Firefox) the default browser on your iOS or iPadOS device. If you find a recipe on your computer, you can easily pull up your recent tabs and open it up on your phone to check the ingredient list while you're out shopping.But with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, the Cupertino-based tech giant has finally knocked that wall down. From the search bar of Chrome for desktop or the sharing menu of Chrome for iOS, you can send a tab to another signed-in device with just a click. No need to take out your credit card or type in your address if you need to buy something while you’re on the go.Ĭhrome also makes switching between devices really easy. When you’re signed in to your Google account you can sync Chrome across your phone, tablet or computer so your passwords, payment details, autofill information and bookmarks are automatically available on all of those devices. Here are four reasons you should try it-including a couple of recently released features and some new ones coming soon.

If you already use Chrome on your computer, Chrome on iOS delivers the same familiar and easy-to-use experience, with a look and feel that’s right at home on your iPhone or iPad. With iOS 14, you can now change your default browser (the browser that automatically opens links) to Chrome on your iPhone or iPad.
