Google Chrome automatically updates itself whenever it detects a new version available. This happens in the background and you won’t even notice it, unless there’s a change on the user interface. You can also manually trigger the checking of the update, if you wish to. iOS and Android can also be set up to automatically update all installed apps, the Chrome app included.
Updating Google Chrome On the Computer
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Launch Google Chrome. Look for Google Chrome on your computer and open it. The web browser will load.
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Click on the button with three horizontal bars on the upper right corner of the browser. This will bring down the main menu.
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Trigger the auto-update. Click “About Google Chrome” from the menu. The About page will load. This will also trigger Google Chrome to check for updates.
- You will notice a “Checking for updates” status under the version number of the browser. If an update is found, Google Chrome will apply the update.
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NOTE :
You can open the Chrome browser update page in directly, just search for your browser by clicking on the chrome://chrome
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Exit Google Chrome. In order to properly apply the update, you have to exit and restart it. Google Chrome will save all your opened tabs and windows.
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Restart Google Chrome. Open the browser again. It will automatically open the previous opened tabs and windows so you can continue from where you left off.
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