Try out brand new Chrome Browser features in a pre-release build. Choose this option if you want to install the beta version of Chrome Browser to test its functionality and performance in your environment. Get the 64-bit and 32-bit beta bundles. For Windows 10/8.1/8/7 32-bit. For Windows 10/8.1/8/7 64-bit. This computer will no longer receive Google Chrome updates because Windows XP and Windows Vista are no longer supported. Google Chrome usually updates automatically but to make sure that you are using the latest version, you can go check at the “More” button represented by the 3 dots at the upper right corner of your browser. Click on the “Update Google Chrome” button that will appear after.

We have been constantly updating you on Google’s every step to make the internet a paradise. We previously informed you about the Google Chrome update and similar movements initiated by Firefox as well.

To make the ‘www’ more secure for all the Chrome users across the world, Google has come up with its latest update; Chrome update version 90. In this article, we are going to brief you on what the updates mean for you and shed light on Google’s plan to make the internet a better place for netizens.

Now, all websites will be automatically loaded in ‘HTTPS as a default instead of the previously used ‘HTTP’. This update allows websites to load faster and ensure safe navigation. Websites not supporting ‘HTTPS’ will fall back onto ‘HTTP.

Having a ‘Not secure’ prompt display in your website’s URL is a major downside to the website’s user experience as well as conversion rate. Over the years, customers have run away from the default HTTP unsecured websites. Bearing this in mind, Google came up with its latest feature for website owners to ensure a much reliable experience. Find out how!

• The current version number is the series of numbers beneath the 'Google Chrome' heading. Chrome will check for updates when you're on this page. To apply any available updates, click Relaunch.
• To check the current chrome version or if you want to update your google chrome. For this, you need to tap/click at the three vertical dots at the right top corner in your google chrome in PC. After then click on Help and then About Google Chrome.

HTTPS has been consistently faster and secure than the default HTTP protocol for decades. With this situation in mind, Google found an excellent opportunity to revamp into a much secure and user-friendly experience. Realising that users type incomplete URLs while accessing websites, Google decided to update Chrome 90, through which users will be redirected to the secure HTTPS without specifying the protocol.

As per the latest data from Google’s Transparency Report, 95% of websites use encryptions to safeguard their conversions, bounce rate, and traffic. This security improvisation was announced in March 2021 in the Chromium Project blog along with other Chrome 90 updates. Compared to the other updates like video conferencing and reduced data consumption, the safe HTTPS navigation update received the limelight.

In the competition for (HTTP:// vs HTTPS://), HTTPS certainly wins as it is a safer navigation option for users. This implies if you visit a website let us say ‘safe.com’ on your browser, Google will load the website as ‘https://safe.com’. Here, Google discards the usual ‘http://safe.com’ completely making the ‘HTTPS’ default.

Also, read our guide on the difference between HTTP & HTTPS

Making the shift of automatically loading HTTPS as the default protocol for websites, has proved to improve the website’s loading speed along with privacy measures. HTTPS Being the widely used and default protocol now, will not be catering to websites that do not support it.

In such cases, Chrome will bounce back to HTTP instead of HTTPS.

Meaning, if a local host tries to access a website that does not support HTTPS, Chrome will fall back on the HTTP protocol instead of the updated HTTPS feature. This is also inferred upon certificate errors, untrusted self-signed certificates, connections errors, etc.

The Chrome 90 update overcomes Google’s historical scheme of loading default HTTP web pages resulting in the daunting ‘Not Secure’ warning. Over the years, this has driven away potential customers from businesses.

Why does the shift to HTTPS as a default matter?

Shifting to HTTPS as the default browser can have a positive impact on loading websites as Google presumes that most websites are using SSL/TLS certificates. Considering most websites do use these certificates, will this have a negative impact on those who do not? Absolutely not. The websites not having these certificates will still load. However, the browser will give HTTPS the first try and then go back to loading with HTTP.

Here are a few reasons for Google’s HTTPS update:

Keeping our data secure: It is no secret that most users do not type the complete URL while visiting a website since most use HTTPS anyway. This allows Google to assume that people wish to keep their data secure using encryption. Basically, this is Google’s boon to prevent costly data breaches and insecure connections.

Google’s Security Policy: Google strongly believes in maintaining a secure and qualitative website. Apart from this, strong encryption is the most fundamental and crucial aspect leading to safety and security in the cyber world. Google is working towards strong support encryptions in all its products and services ensuring the users safer navigation.

HTTPS used by 95% of websites: People owning websites all over the internet run away from the ugly ’not secure’ display. Be it a customer or the website owner itself, nobody likes it. This led to most websites using an SSL/TLS certificate which meant that they were legit.

Now, this resorted to 95% of websites following the same security measure. Now catering to most websites, it is quite logical for Google to allow HTTPS as a default. This helps websites to improve their conversion rate along with users having safer navigation options.

Summarizing Google Chrome 90 update, in a nutshell, all websites will be automatically loaded in ‘HTTPS’ as a default instead of the previously used ‘HTTP’. This update allows websites to load faster and ensure safe navigation. Websites not supporting ‘Https’ will fall back onto ‘HTTP.

Chrome Browser is the stable version of Google’s browser for Android smartphones and tablets. The browser comes with all the features that you would find on the desktop version.
Read more about Google Chrome: Fast & Secure

Chrome comes with the option to log into your Google account and sync your bookmarks and history across other devices. The application comes with the option to search for webpages by voice and save data usage while browsing. You can also translate webpages in any language and use tabs in order to manage multiple webpages. The browser comes with incognito mode which doesn’t save your history and has some enhanced privacy options. The browser comes with text scaling options, tools for saving passwords and for changing the search engine inside the app. You can save bookmarks and find words in pages, as well as request the desktop version of any site.

Features:

• Sync bookmarks and tabs across devices
• Save mobile data while browsing online
• Change the search engine inside the app
• Translate pages in any language
• Private browsing without saving the history

What's new in Google Chrome: Fast & Secure APK 90.0.4430.82:

• Thanks for choosing Chrome! This release includes stability and performance improvements.

For more information on downloading Google Chrome: Fast & Secure to your phone, check out our guide: how to install APK files.

Other Google Chrome: Fast & Secure APK versions (102):

• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 90.0.4430.662021-04-14
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 89.0.4389.1052021-03-23
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 89.0.4389.902021-03-15
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 89.0.4389.862021-03-09
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 89.0.4389.722021-03-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 88.0.4324.1812021-02-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 88.0.4324.1552021-02-09
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 88.0.4324.1522021-02-09
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 88.0.4324.1412021-02-02
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 88.0.4324.932021-01-20
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 87.0.4280.1412021-01-07
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 87.0.4280.1012020-12-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 87.0.4280.862020-12-02
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 87.0.4280.662020-11-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.1982020-11-12
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.1852020-11-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.1142020-10-23
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.1102020-10-21
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.992020-10-14
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 86.0.4240.752020-10-07
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 85.0.4183.1272020-09-24
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 85.0.4183.1202020-09-22
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 85.0.4183.1012020-09-09
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 85.0.4183.812020-08-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 84.0.4147.1252020-08-17
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 84.0.4147.1112020-07-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 84.0.4147.1052020-07-28
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 84.0.4147.892020-07-15
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 83.0.4103.1062020-06-16
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 83.0.4103.1012020-06-09
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 83.0.4103.962020-06-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 83.0.4103.832020-05-27
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 81.0.4044.1382020-05-06
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 82.0.4085.12 Beta2020-04-28
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 81.0.4044.1112020-04-16
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 81.0.4044.962020-04-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.1622020-04-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.1492020-03-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.1322020-03-06
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.1192020-03-04
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.1172020-02-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.992020-02-14
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 80.0.3987.872020-02-11
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 79.0.3945.1362020-01-24
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 79.0.3945.1162020-01-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 79.0.3945.932019-12-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 79.0.3945.792019-12-11
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 78.0.3904.1082019-11-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 78.0.3904.962019-11-12
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 78.0.3904.902019-11-06
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 78.0.3904.622019-11-04
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 77.0.3865.1162019-10-10
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 77.0.3865.922019-09-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 77.0.3865.732019-09-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 76.0.3809.1322019-08-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 76.0.3809.1112019-08-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 76.0.3809.892019-08-01
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 75.0.3770.1432019-07-16
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 75.0.3770.1012019-06-22
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 75.0.3770.672019-06-06
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 74.0.3729.1572019-05-15
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 74.0.3729.1362019-05-05
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 74.0.3729.1122019-04-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 73.0.3683.902019-03-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 72.0.3626.1212019-03-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 72.0.3626.1052019-02-12
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 72.0.3626.962019-02-07
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 72.0.3626.762019-01-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 71.0.3578.992018-12-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 71.0.3578.982018-12-13
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 71.0.3578.832018-12-05
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 70.0.3538.1102018-11-21
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 70.0.3538.802018-10-30
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 70.0.3538.642018-10-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 69.0.3497.1002018-09-20
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 68.0.3440.912018-08-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 68.0.3440.852018-08-02
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 68.0.3440.702018-07-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 67.0.3396.872018-06-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 67.0.3396.812018-06-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 66.0.3359.1582018-05-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 66.0.3359.1262018-04-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 66.0.3359.1062018-04-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 65.0.3325.1092018-03-15
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 64.0.3282.1232018-01-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 63.0.3239.1112017-12-21
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 63.0.3239.1072017-12-14
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 63.0.3239.832017-12-07
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 62.0.3202.842017-11-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 62.0.3202.732017-10-28
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 61.0.3163.982017-09-26
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 61.0.3163.812017-09-14
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 60.0.3112.116 - 2 variants: 2017-09-03
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 60.0.3112.1072017-08-18
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 60.0.3112.782017-08-08
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 59.0.3071.1252017-07-31
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 59.0.3071.92 - 2 variants: 2017-06-19
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 58.0.3029.832017-05-24
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 57.0.2987.1262017-03-28
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 57.0.2987.1082017-03-17
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 55.0.2883.84 - 3 variants: 2016-12-07
• Google Chrome: Fast & Secure 54.0.2840.85 - 5 variants: 2016-11-04

Google Chrome Browser Current Version

• Thanks for choosing Chrome! This release includes stability and performance improvements.

current version:

The Best Google Download

FILE SIZE:

94.5 MB

ARCHITECTURE:

arm

DPI:

160,240,320,480,640,65534,65535

API Minimum:

21 - Android 5.0 (Lollipop)

API Target:

30 - Android

APK SHA256 HASH:

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APK FINGERPRINT:

38:91:8a:45:3d:07:19:93:54:f8:b1:9a:f0:5e:c6:56:2c:ed:57:88

PACKAGE NAME:

com.android.chrome

DEVELOPER: