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Last verified 2 Sep 2026

4.7 3798743 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5The worst

   Google used to be something that was accurate to what you typed in, it was accurate to finding you information about what you typed in, and nowadays it just seems like it’s accurate to maybe one word not describing what you typed in, for example, if I typed in what not to put on a cake, it would explain to me what to put on a cake, now in the early to mid 2000s, it was accurate to an extent, now it has become upon its own means of its own depiction of what you have typed out even if you type it out plain Jane as can be, it will take the words you put in do not say and it will say them it will give you the most inaccurate answers for the most simplest of questions, I don’t understand how a billion company cannot even run the software properly, what is depicted as want to take no responsibility and how the third software works and that it has degraded rather than upgraded instead they want to blame the consumer claiming the consumer has not typed in the proper words for it to give an accurate search of what they’re asking for. you either need to shut down your engine and fix it properly or stop blaming consumers for the corporate corporations doing used to be good and big and accurate but now it is the most inaccurate and gives the worst depictions of anything I’ve ever seen in my life trying to search up information and giving the most inaccurate improper information ever, do not use search engine. It will not give you accurate information on the stuff that you type in it will go into its own narrative and its own narrative reasons of what you try to type in or try to tell you that it knows you better than you know you.

   Seriously15251 · 2 Sep 2026

2. 5/5A decade of trust - still the gold standard.

   I’ve been using Google Chrome since the very beginning, and after well over a decade of daily use across multiple devices, I can confidently say it’s one of the most reliable and essential tools in my digital life. As someone who’s deeply embedded in the Google ecosystem—especially now as a top 10% bar reviewer on Google Maps—I truly appreciate the seamless integration Chrome provides across platforms. Whether I’m researching new venues, pulling up past reviews, or diving into late-night creative work, Chrome has never let me down. It’s fast, intuitive, and customizable, and the extensions have saved me hours of time over the years. Syncing tabs and bookmarks across my phone and desktop makes my workflow effortless, and I genuinely feel like Google Chrome is an extension of how I think and navigate the world. Thank you to the developers and the team behind Chrome for creating a product that’s not only stood the test of time but continues to evolve with care and excellence. You’ve made exploring, creating, and contributing online feel easy and inspired.

   Donospin · 2 Sep 2026

3. 4/5Works As Expected With An Occasional Crash, Glitch, Freeze But Forced Algorithms Are Obnoxious

   Honestly, I’m only dropping a star because, as my late grandfather always said, they’re “too big for their breeches [alt. britches]!” They all grown their original purpose in the Tech/AI race. It’s becoming too cumbersome to do any simple task on Google anymore hence the drop in rating. Additionally, it has become far too tedious and cumbersome to do the type of search that Google’s name has become synonymous with: informational search. You can type in any search query you want and you will find that almost everything at the top of the page that’s being shoved in your face our companies that have paid Google money to be placed at the top. It’s not a fair search query and I generally try to take my queries elsewhere only to find that a lot of of these smaller search engines use Google anyway. Still at bypasses some of the stupid sponsored algorithms. I do appreciate the AI overview when you ask a question however, I’m finding far too many errors particularly in health and science. That’s another thing! Feeding an AI bought that is supposed to turn out health and science information or other factual data to its users is going to skew heavily with biases and grammatical errors and misinformation and spelling errors etc..

   PoetsHeart29 · 2 Sep 2026

4. 4/5Update closed a window

   I was updating and clicked chrome to use it and the update closed that window and all tabs. I had 2 windows though and the other window still is open with all it's tabs. So I lost a window and there isn't even a reopen closed window option like usual. Disappointed. I had trusted chrome to keep my tabs and this glitch was barely human error. I figured it at worst just wouldn't open until finishing the update install, not delete a window and close all the related tabs. 😥 What's more, I closed the app to see if it would come back and this closed the other window. When I opened the app I just had an empty window with a single blank tab. STUPID! And another thing is the recently closed tabs was working up until the 2nd time I closed the app. Now I don't even have that for ipad. Just my open tabs on the phone. Meanwhile the phone app doesn't show my tabs on other devices. That button is useless. Says my grouped tabs will appear here. Nothing has appeared there in the last month since an update removed functionality there. Might be time to switch browsers now. If you want people to use your browser you need to keep their tabs. Or else there's nothing keeping them from switching!

   Anonymous veriewer · 2 Sep 2026

5. 1/5Why? Just why?

   You think it’s cool to open a new tab and then put a search bar in the middle of the screen, right? It’s cool, right? Yeah, it’s cool. But, you know what? So, instead of giving the search bar the focus, let’s make the user click the search bar to make the keyboard open. And, let’s make sure they can’t do anything unless they take this unnecessary action. It’s cool to make users have to move their arm and finger unnecessarily. This is the 2020’s. People don’t know how advanced user interaction design is these days. They definitely didn’t know what they were doing back in the 90s and this is what elegance is. But, you know what? Let’s do something even more complicated because, you know, we’re cool. When you click the search bar, let’s move it like a flying carpet to another area of the screen. That’s really cool. I mean, using our software isn’t the point. Doing cool unnecessary stuff is the point. And you know what a really great side effect of this graphics effect? If the user happens to be trying to double click the text already in the search bar in order to refine it, the first click will register and make the search bar transport somewhere else and the second click will actually cause the user to pick an autosuggestion that they literally have no intention of ever clicking. Man, we must have had a 10 person team for months debating on how to make this the greatest user interface ever… because… you know… we’re COOL! In the decades I’ve been using Chrome, I’ve never considered using Safari, but Google, seriously, you’ve lost your edge.

   anorris7 · 2 Sep 2026

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