Google Chrome 17+

I’ve used Chrome for iOS since it was released, but 4 or 5 months ago it started having display issues. Whatever page I am looking at will suddenly display across only 2/3 of the window. Doesn’t matter what website, zooming in doesn’t work as the page jumps back to being too small and reading anything is useless. I’ve found numerous reports on this from other users, have reinstalled, restarted my phone... everything, to no effect. Unfortunately I’m uninstalling, and i can’t recommend this browser. Hopefully they will fix this issue, cause it’s ruined my favorite browser.

All of the sudden I began getting this “Server Error We’re Sorry but it appears that there has been an internal server error while processing your request. Our engineers have been notified and are working to resolve the issue. Please try again later.” that is the only thing that shows on both Google Chrome and Google. I’ve uninstalled, cleared cookies, cleared cache, deleted data, I’ve done every single update for both Chrome and Google as well as my phone and I’ve done security checks, virus checks and several other privacy measures to make sure that my phone is secured and protected and updated- but nothing helps. If I uninstall, clear cookies and cache, and data and then install Chrome and Google again- but don’t sign in to my google account- then Chrome and Google will work. Using Chrome and Google are both useless to me unless I’m able to be signed in to my account- so what happened? Please fix this issue.

Sorry, I used to LOVE Google Chrome Browser but lately, it just feels bloated and crammed full of ads, you can’t escape…

The Desktop version was a 4/5* but one issue with iOS is ALL “Browsers” rely on the exact same foundation as the Safari WebKit..

Safari will ALWAYS have the newest, greatest, least bloated, streamlined workflow, as it’s the Native app by design, that all others follow behind waiting.

Unless you really need features tied to Chrome or Google in general you have 0 reason to use anything but Safari. It’s not the developers fault, but it sure does feel like a major drawback a main reason why I will not be using iOS Chrome.

Safari already supports Extensions natively even AdGuard.. No reason to settle for another clone with more bells and whistles using you for ad revenue, providing no real value beyond what Safari and iOS already offer.

This is just another way for Google to attempt to maintain their monopoly. I have been using Safari and Google Search WITH extensions without excess ads and confusing UI/UX design just opening the app once I get a “Why do I even have this installed”

Do your own research though! Don’t take my word for it, maybe it will change but I doubt it. Apple has a chokehold on their OS and market share and is slowly also pushing me away, unless there is some major shift.