Browsers are like Macs versus PCs, dogs versus cats, and ketchup versus mustard - everybody has a preference. For the majority of the population, the most popular choice right now is Google Chrome.

Chrome 132 is rolling out this week, and one new feature the company is making official is the ability to customize the toolbar on desktop.

By default, you should select the modifier keys. To delete, click on the Delete icon next to the shortcut. By default, the Google Chrome browser doesn’t allow you to edit or customize built-in ...

Right-click on the Google Chrome icon on the taskbar and again right ... Make sure always to open Chrome using the same shortcut. That said, if you want to clear the cache of the Chrome browser ...

Right click Google Chrome's shortcut icon and choose Properties. In the target field, append "-enable-java" at the end of execute path "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.XXXXXX\LocalSettings ...