1. Could we PLEASE add a tab to a Tab Group without having to have group open?
2. Searching tab groups would be AMAZING.
3. Also, manual/alpha/age sorting is desperately needed.

This is on macOS after the latest Canary update (Oct-21). There's no administrator to require any extension. Is anyone else seeing this? It seems pretty sketchy to me :\

I accidentally updated chrome in my pc that runs Windows XP (I am aware of the risks). I really need to go back to version 43. I have tried everything but i didn't make it

Please help me i can't perform serious work that needs to be done

I've been noticing recently that when i open a new tab on chrome Suddenly my AIO starts making noise and the CPU temperature suddenly rises to 70°C, dropping back to the normal temperature of 45-50°C after about 3 to 5 seconds. when i delete all the history, cache, or even complete uninstall and reinstall seems to fix for some days, like almost for one week sometimes, but the problem comes back eventually.

I don't use any extensions in Chrome and the problem doesn't occur in other browsers like Firefox or Edge.

my pc uses a CPU Ryzen 9700x, 32gb ram, GPU rtx 5060ti 16gb, system and browsers installed in a NVME kingston nv3.

any idea on what causing this problem?

Seriously, who thought this was a good user experience?

I’m in the middle of work, have 20 tabs open and Chrome decides it’s the perfect time to remind me that I need to relaunch to update.

Look, if this happened once in a while, I’d be totally fine with it. But it’s LITERALLY EVERY OTHER DAY.

Here’s a crazy idea, Google: HOW ABOUT YOU JUST UPDATE THE NEXT TIME I OPEN THE BROWSER?

You know, silently. In the background. Without making it my problem.

I don’t need a reminder every other day. I don’t need a colorful update button staring at me. And I definitely don’t need my browser constantly begging for a restart.

It’s 2026. Surely there’s a better way to handle browser updates without constantly nagging users.

The fact that I have to use an extension for something as basic as a dark mode is absurd to begin with but I also want to make sure the one I'm using is safe. Even though I'd only ever download it off the chrome web store, that unfortunately doesn't guarantee that it's safe/doesn't steal your data or anything (though I suppose google docs itself does that too these days...). Regardless, please suggest which one you think is the best to go with.

When i search for something and in the section "people also ask" when i try to open the frequent questions it often lags for a few seconds or more. Is it just me? I just updated it so i don't know what could it be.

Genuienly wth is this. I couldnt find any answer for this type of bug, maybe a secret easter egg or something? Idk

Hi everyone,

Starting today, I've been experiencing a strange issue with Google Chrome on Windows 11.

Whenever I open Chrome in fullscreen mode on a monitor other than my primary one, with the taskbar hidden, the browser becomes unusable.

The issue immediately disappears if I re-enable the taskbar on my secondary monitors.

Has anyone else experienced this problem recently? Does anyone know what might be causing it or how to fix it without having to keep the taskbar visible on secondary monitors?

Thanks in advance!

yeah. I would post the project that allows this but i have to follow rule 6, and wait till a mod approves it.

I've used Chrome tabs in different window instances to manage stuff I need to do. On restart today, a notice Chrome had updated, and the Windows History option is gone. This previously displayed each window in history as "54 tabs open", and you could resurrect the entire instance just as it had been.

Now I can only opt between straight date order, or grouped by subject. Means those windows with multiple tabs opened over months are gone.

Looked at flags, policies, and can't see any way to re-enable this.

Am I missing something obvious, or is this another one of those 'surprise! the feature you've used for years is gone!' moments? Windows 11 Enterprise. Chrome 155.0.8059.85. Tried the extended history app, which has the same limitation.

On the left, i had a chrome browser, AT full screen, when i hit the fullscreen button on the youtube video, it looks like that, slight blur on all the text.

On the right, i had a chrome browser, NOT full screen, When i hit the fullscreen button on the youtube video, it looks like its applying some kind of sharpen to everything?

The only thing i can find that stops this is turning off hardware acceleration.. what gives?

I can copy+paste everything in my notebook and in other browsers. i cannot copy anything in chrome. i CAN paste into chrome if i copy it from somewhere else. does anyone know what to do?

Any browser on Chromium blurs images. Does anyone have an explanation for this? I checked all browsers, and the history is the same everywhere.

I was working on my website, and the blurry images started to really annoy me. I thought it was a problem with the website or hosting, but the problem is global...

On the left is a photo opened in the program; on the right is a postcard in the browser.

It's already 3 times , Crashing automatically I have two accounts with multiple tabs open and it suddenly crashing or closing idk , anyone faced this?? Any fix?? No extension are there 🫠

I NEED IT FOR TONIGHT PLSS 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Hi everyone! I'm looking for some technical advice.

I'd like to know if it's possible to permanently hide a specific HTML element or section of a website, rather than blocking the entire website or deleting anything from it.

The devices involved are:

• A Windows laptop running Google Chrome
• An Android smartphone running Google Chrome
• An Android tablet running Google Chrome

I found this Chrome extension for Windows, which seems to do exactly what I'm looking for:

Hide Elements – Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hide-elements/jbleblnoidbkgapocpbemfeiajlckmbj

According to its description, it lets you select an element on a webpage, hide it, and save the rule so that the element remains hidden when you revisit or refresh the page.

However, the extension doesn't appear to be available for Chrome on Android. I'm wondering whether there are any alternatives that offer similar functionality on Android, or whether there's a way to achieve consistent results across all three devices.

My specific requirements are:

• Hide only one particular section of a webpage, not the entire website.
• Keep the element hidden after closing and reopening the browser.
• Find a solution for both Android and Windows.
• Ideally, manage the same rules across all three devices, if possible.

Why I need this:

There's a school website whose homepage displays an announcement that I'd prefer not to have immediately visible on a family member's devices. I don't want to modify the public website or remove the announcement for anyone else. I'm only interested in understanding whether browser-side customization can change how a particular page is displayed locally.

I'm aware that hiding an element doesn't remove the underlying content from the website, and that browser extensions may have access to webpage data depending on their permissions.

Has anyone tried a tool that can do this reliably? a content-filtering extension? I'd really appreciate any suggestions, especially from people who have experience with Chrome extensions and Android browsers. Thanks!

I'm pissed, it says my browser isn't secure. IM USING CHROME WHAT DO YOU MEAN????

Does Google Chrome on PC always logout accounts yearly because this happened to me twice already back in August of 2025 to August of 2026

Regarding the relatively new split tabs feature, do you know if there is any extension that allows for keyboard shortcuts to resize the split screen distribution between tabs, to fixed proportions like 30:70, 50:50, 70:30 or such (even better if you can customize the proportions).

I've been looking around but found nothing :/ the follow up question is if you have an educated feeling for how doable would it be to create such extension? I was about to try but a quick look into it made me think it is not possible since Chrome Extension API seems to not facilitate handlers for the "resizing bar" that splits the vew for the tabs.

Thanks a lot!

Es werden manche Webseiten, die bei uns im Unternehmen benutzt werden als unsicher eingestuft.

Angefangen hat das vor ca. 2 Wochen und passiert nur in Chrome. Firefox und andere chromium Browsers sind davon nicht betroffen.

Hat Google neulich was geändert? Ist jemandem etwas bekannt?

Beispiel wäre https://www.allstarlounge.de/de

I’m so sad. I had no idea this would happen. Is there any way to remedy this or am I just gonna have to take the L on this. So upset.

I dont like generative AI and AI overview and etc. How do I remove the things that I drew arrows towards?

My browser is in swedish but the text says "Do more in AI-mode" "Create Images" and "AI-mode"

Is there a way to remove them or do I have to finally bite the bullet and switch to another browser that wont shove AI down my throat with features I dont want.

Have they removed the Mica support?

"--enable-features=Windows11MicaTitlebar" enabled Mica for me.

Why on earth have they done that???

I am not going to use Chrome with that blue boring titlebar, I don't like it.

I've always used Mica and it was so good and it fit nicely with Windows.

Now my only option is Firefox?