Google Chrome is a popular search engine not immediately available in many computer operating systems. Once installed, the Chrome menu bar is not automatically installed either.

On the Chrome settings page, you can find a wealth of options for personalizing and optimizing how Chrome works.

Google is currently working on a new Extension Menu that will declutter your toolbar by hiding all those extensions under a single menu icon. It’s available now as a Google Experiment.

The latest versions of Google Chrome OS include an app launcher that let you open Chrome web apps without first firing up a web browser window. But you don’t need a Chromebook to use that menu ...

Want to add shortcuts and previews for many Google services to your Chrome toolbar without it becoming too crowded? Check out this Chrome extension that keeps everything in a neat menu.

Open Chrome and select the menu icon (the three vertical dots), and then choose Settings. Select Downloads from left pane.

In order to provide better access to extensions and a less cluttered interface, Google is testing a new Google Chrome extension menu that is accessible from the toolbar. This menu will contain a ...

Google Chrome's overflow menu on Android has been rather hard to navigate for ages — it mostly consists of text-only entries, so whenever you try to find something in it without relying on ...