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More privacy-conscious users may prefer to use Firefox or other Chromium-based alternatives (that may or may not record as much data) or try Ungoogled Chromium. While using other Google services, all that data may be cross-referenced. However, Google's browser always raises privacy concerns due to the fact that everything you do in Chrome, including every character you type into the address bar, is recorded by Google and linked to you.

The Chrome browser utilizes site isolation, sandboxing, and predictive phishing protections to keep your browsing secure, among others. Google builds powerful tools that help you connect, play, work and get things done. Chrome combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier. This page also tells you which version of Chrome you're using.Google Chrome is a fast, simple, and secure web browser, built for the modern web. A scan will automatically initiate once the webpage loads. To do so, select the More icon, hover over Help and press About Google Chrome.However, you can also manually check for new versions. Chrome regularly scans for updates and will notify you when one is available.If you don't see Update Google Chrome then you're either using the latest version or the newest update hasn't yet rolled out to your device (this can take up to a week). Alternatively, you can select Note Now to restart Chrome at a late time. The tabs open when you updated the browser will relaunch as soon as the browser restarts.

To update Chrome, select the "Update Google Chrome" option in the More menu, then relaunch the browser.

Orange means the update has been available for four days and red means its been at least a week since the update became available. When an update is available, an arrow will appear in a colored circle next to "Update Google Chrome." If the icon is green, then an update has been pending for 48 hours.Whether you're a Mac or Windows user, the first step is to select the More icon (a vertical line of circles) from the top-right corner of Chrome.