Chrome (Android)

Chrome for Android is the mobile version of Google Chrome, designed specifically for Android devices. First released in 2012 as a replacement for the legacy Android Browser, it brought desktop-class browsing features to mobile, including tab syncing, voice search, and incognito mode. Built on the Chromium engine, it integrates deeply with Google services, offering seamless synchronization of bookmarks, history, and passwords across devices.

Over time, Chrome for Android has evolved with improvements in speed, security, and user experience, including support for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), dark mode, and enhanced privacy controls. As the default browser on most Android devices, it remains one of the most widely used mobile browsers, regularly updated alongside its desktop counterpart.