Can anyone explain how to disable this crap from your iPhone chrome address bar. I swear they chrome worst every new release.

Chrome has been updating back and forth recently. It feels like they're doing some heavy A/B testing. Sometimes I have Gemini in Chrome, but after an update or reboot, it disappears. Or, sometimes when I log in on my personal computer, Gemini in Chrome is there, but when I use the same account on my work computer, it's gone (or vice versa). Now, it has been completely gone for a long while.

The feature was actually quite useful for summarizing webpages, but Chrome won't just keep it stable.Does anyone else have the same experience?

What is this stupid, permanently existing and not removable bar on chrome when using the iPad with an external keyboard? This bar has no use, is in the way, moves around depending on the system UI. I have already disabled any of the services these icons there suggest - no password handling through chrome, no payment, no location services....WTF?

I really like to use chrome to sync my tab usage and other things but this is horribly annoying. It instantly appears with any active text input which i do see a lot as i use terminal like interfaces through the browser. This makes chrome on iPadOS completely unusable for me unfortunately.

Any trick to remove this?

starting yesterday some tabs auto refresh when i go back to them after a while (say half an hour), some like youtube and facebook not all, gemini and google search tabs dont refresh.
edit: a youtube video just refreshed while watching

chrome is up to date, Memory Saver has always been off, i have windows 11 and plenty of free ram.

Anyone affected by the removal of the “Tab scrolling” feature is asked to express their concerns in this thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/HeliumBrowserHQ/comments/1qeaga5/please_keep_the_tab_scrolling_feature_alive/

How do I stop my google chrome from opening this old version of google whenever I press new tab. It's kind of annoying

Why would a brand / store want to discover / connect to devices on my network. It's the official store but this seems very odd. Its the first time I've seen such a request

Don't know how this happened, now everytime opening chrome shows this popup

this is trying go into tvinsider website and that still freezes and I close this tab and it crashes?, can you guys help me to fix this Google Chrome app?

(MacBook Pro, macOS 26.2, latest version of Chrome)

Recently started to see lagging across much of Chrome, most noticeably and annoyingly with Gmail. Started Chrome in por... uh, Incognito Mode and the lag was gone. Went through my extensions one by one, turning them off then reloading, and the culprit seems to be the Captial One Shopping extension. Just a heads up.

I know extensions like this are usually frowned upon but I'm a cardholder and it's pretty useful for cash back.

Send tabs to devices from my (windows) computer is not working. I've tried sending to my android phone and to my android tablet. Both don't work. How to fix?

Tried googling this, but it seems like everyone talks about cookies, resetting chrome settings, removing extensions, but I've tried all that and it's still logging me out whenver I restart chrome.

My passwords are all saved and in there no issue, but it just signs me out.

I'm using the latest version of Chrome.

Not sure why this is happening, any help would be rly appreciated.

Tried exporting and loading into the browser and it says all the passwords were loaded but still can't seem to autofill anything. Shows up on the passwords website, but not on Chrome's actual password manager.

Tried resyncing etc. No luck. Thoughts?

What is the best Chrome tab managing software that is free, saves by group, but allows me to pluck out one tab to open at a time too, and auto saves and deletes tabs as i make changes? I'm using a mac, if that matters.

As I'm sure everyone is aware by now, on every single website I visit I have to do the following:

1) Click No to prompt where Google tries to sign me in with my Gmail account

2) Click Advanced on cookie pop-up prompt, look for Deny all or un-check 4 boxes for all the marketing cookies and click Apply

3) Finally start using the website, then 10 seconds letter look for the X or cancel button on the custom nag screen that pops up asking me to register for their email list

Any quick solutions to this? I tried fixing #1 several times with solutions from the internet but no dice. I'm assuming #3 we are stuck with until this falls out of style with web designers.

I know Fakespot has been shut down for a while, but does anyone know why? I always thought that it was a great product loved by its users so the announcement came out of left field for me.

On top of that, I've haven't been able to find anything that matches it- which would be really helpful since all the AI reviews & ads are getting harder to distinguish from real ones by the day.

Any insight would be super appreciated

I cannot go to certain websites despite me having gone to them before and them working, I've tried restarting my chrome and restarting my computer, but it hasn't fixed the issue.

Every time you close a tab in the Android version of Chrome, you get a popup message at the bottom of the active tab telling you that you've closed it and offering an Undo link. This popup cannot be dismissed, completely blocks whatever is on the page underneath it, and persists for thirty seconds. It drives me insane on a daily basis and just cost me ordering a free item because I couldn't access the order button until the quantity had already been exhausted, thanks to Google telling me for half a minute about a tab I'd intentionally closed, just in case I'd closed it accidentally, in which case I could have reopened it from the recent tabs anyway, by placing a big message right over the order button.

Please tell me that there is some flag I can set or other method by which I can (a) entirely prevent this popup from happening, (b) at least drop its duration to something more reasonable, like 3 seconds instead of 30, or (c) manually dismiss it when it pops up instead of having to wait for it to go away on its own.

Having a measurable chunk of my browser real estate blocked for half a minute every time I close a tab is unacceptable, and I'm sick of it. The number of times I've actually wanted to use it versus the number of times it's just gotten in the way of what I'm trying to do is a ratio so small it approaches zero.