Google is developing a "desktop" version of Chrome for Android, primarily intended for future Chrome OS integration, that will support browser extensions, unlike the current mobile Chrome version.

Google Chrome has stood strong through the browser wars and is now the default choice for most people using Windows, Android, or even macOS. Despite being notorious for chugging on system resources, ...

Here’s a first look at the Desktop Android version of Google Chrome, which supports browser extensions. Extension support is pretty rudimentary at the moment, but Google is hard at work making it ...

Google is working on a new version of Chrome for Android that supports browser extensions. Specifically, the company is experimenting with “desktop” builds of Chrome for Android. These “desktop” ...

Google is planning to bring browser extensions to Chrome on Android, but primarily for Chromebook users, through a new 'Desktop Android' version. By bringing extensions to the "Desktop Android" ...

The desktop Android version of Chrome offers familiar advantages on large-screen Android devices. The new version is not on the Play Store yet, available to developers, and lacks sync with Google ...

Microsoft has been upgrading its Edge browser and finally did what Google Chrome doesn’t dare to do — add support for Android extensions. Previously, this feature was available only in the test ...

Lack of feature parity between desktop and mobile versions of Chromium-based browsers has been a pain point for users. Microsoft is working on adding support for extensions in Edge for Android, ...

Microsoft attempts to force users to choose Edge over Chrome by adding new features like extension support in the Edge on Android platform. The feature is tucked in the 'flag experimental menu' and ...

A new featured tested in a specific latest version of Chrome allows users to toggle all extensions with just a single command. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles ...