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billion in damages was filed against google in 2020 because it misled consumers into thinking it would not track them when using incognito mode despite using various means to do so in december 2023 a settlement was reportedly agreed to and a proposed settlement agreement was filed in federal court on april 1 2024 it stated that google would delete billions of browsing data records revise disclosures about data collection in incognito mode and allow users to block third party cookies in incognito for five years however the agreement did not include monetary damages and remained subject to court approval 309 310 listening capabilities in june 2015 the debian developer community discovered that chromium 43 and chrome 43 were programmed to download the hotword shared module which could enable the ok google voice recognition extension although by default it was off this raised privacy concerns in the media 311 312 the module was removed in chrome 45 which was released on september 1 2015 and was only present in chrome 43 and 44 313 314 user tracking concerns chrome sends details about its users and their activities to google through both optional and non optional user tracking mechanisms 315 316 some of the tracking mechanisms can be optionally enabled and disabled through the installation interface 317 and through the browser s options dialog 318 unofficial builds such as srware iron seek to remove these features from the browser altogether 319 the rlz library which is used to measure the success of marketing promotions is not included in the chromium browser either 320 in march 2010 google devised a new method to collect installation statistics the unique id token included with chrome is now used for only the first connection that google update makes to its server 321 the optional suggestion service included in google chrome has been criticized because it provides the information typed into the omnibox to the search provider before the user even hits return this allows the search engine to provide url suggestions but also provides them with web use information tied to an ip address 322 chrome previously was able to suggest similar pages when a page could not be found for this in some cases google servers were contacted 323 the feature has since been removed 324 a 2019 review by washington post technology columnist geoffrey a fowler found that in a typical week of browsing chrome allowed thousands more cookies to be stored than mozilla firefox fowler pointed out that because of its advertising businesses despite the privacy controls it offers users google is a major producer of third party cookies and has a financial interest in collecting user data he recommended switching to firefox apple safari or chromium based brave 325 tracking methods method 319 information sent when optional opt in installation randomly generated token included in an installer used to measure the success rate of google chrome once at installation 326 on installation no n a rlz identifier 327 encoded string according to google contains non identifying information on where chrome was downloaded from and its installation week it is used to measure promotional campaigns 326 google provides source code to decode this string 320 can be disabled in chromeos 326 for chrome browsers running in all other operating systems 326 desktop versions of chrome can avoid it by downloading the browser directly from google mobile versions of chrome always send the rlz identifier on first launch on google search query on first launch and first use of address bar 326 partial note 2 326 no clientid 318 unique identifier along with user preferences logs of use metrics and crashes unknown yes 328 yes omnibox predictions 318 text typed into the address bar is sent to the user s search engine when not in incognito mode when in incognito mode the suggestions are created on device instead 326 while typing yes no google update information about how often chrome is used details about the os and the chrome version periodically partial note 3 329 no ip protection in 2023 google proposed a technology that claims to hide the ip and traffic of its users by routing chrome traffic to google servers this has drawn criticism as all traffic is readily available for google to use 330 331 updates transparency in 2026 chrome released an update that installed google gemini nano ai a 4gb local ai model onto users hard drives without notifying them the update which targeted an unspecified number of desktop chrome devices has been criticized by users and analysts for its lack of transparency regarding privacy user rights and environmental impact 332 333 334 advertising also tied with google is its advertising business which given the vast market share of chrome sought to introduce features that protect this revenue stream mainly the introduction of a cookie tracking alternative named federated learning of cohorts floc which evolved into topics and manifest v3 api changes for extensions 335 336 floc main articles federated learning of cohorts and privacy sandbox criticism in january 2021 google stated it was making progress on developing privacy friendly alternatives that would replace third party cookies currently being used by advertisers and companies to track browsing habits google then promised to phase out the use of cookies in its web browser in 2022 implementing its floc technology instead the announcement triggered antitrust concerns from multiple countries for abusing the chrome browser s market monopoly with the u k s competition and markets authority and the european commission both opening formal probes 337 338 339 340 the floc proposal also drew criticism from duckduckgo brave and the electronic frontier foundation for underestimating the ability of the api to track users online 341 342 343 344 on january 25 2022 google announced it had killed off development of its floc technologies and proposed the new topics api to replace it topics is similarly intended to replace cookies using one s weekly web activity to determine a set of five interests topics are supposed to refresh every three weeks changing the type of ads served to the user and not retaining the gathered data 345 346 manifest v3 manifest v3 has faced criticism for changes to the webrequest api used by ad blocking and privacy extensions to block and modify network connections 347 the declarative version of webrequest uses rules processed by the browser rather than sending all network traffic through the extension which google stated would improve performance however declarativewebrequest is limited in the number of rules that may be set and the types of expressions that may be used 347 additionally the prohibition of remotely hosted code will restrict the ability for filter lists to be updated independently of the extension itself as the chrome web store review process has an invariable length filter lists may not be updated in a timely fashion 348 349 google has been accused of using manifest v3 to inhibit ad blocking software due to its vested interest in the online advertising market 308 google cited performance issues associated with webrequest as well as its use in malicious extensions in june 2019 it announced that it would increase the aforementioned cap from 30 000 to 150 000 entries to help quell concerns about limitations to filtering rules 350 351 352 347 in 2021 the electronic frontier foundation eff issued a statement that manifest v3 was outright harmful to privacy efforts as it would greatly limit the functionality of ad blocking extensions 308 in december 2022 google announced the transition would be paused to address developer feedback and deliver better solutions to migration issues in november 2023 google announced it would resume the transition to manifest v3 support for manifest v2 extensions would be removed entirely from non stable builds of chrome beginning june 2024 google removed the extensions using mv2 from their chrome web store in june 2025 353 347 354 the changes also affected other chromium based web browsers including microsoft edge brave opera and vivaldi however microsoft announced that it would support mv2 adblockers brave announced that it would support mv2 extensions as long as possible but the lack of its own extension website made this difficult brave uses the chrome web store ultimately microsoft retained some mv2 extensions in its store while brave created a separate section allowing downloads of adguard mv2 ublock origin ubo umatrix mv2 and noscript mv2 355 354 356 mozilla stated that manifest v3 support is being added to mozilla firefox s implementation of chrome s extension api webextensions for compatibility reasons but mozilla has also stated that its implementation would not contain limitations that affect privacy and content blocking extensions and that its implementation of v2 would not be deprecated 349 some extension developers have released separate editions of their extensions for mv3 of which some are significantly restricted or rewritten for example ubo was released as ublock origin lite ubol it has a static filter list which means a slower response to threats and not including some filters for smaller or regional websites does not use so called cosmetic filters by default hiding elements on the page and generally contains significantly fewer filters restrictions were also introduced in ghostry for mv3 adblock plus mv3 adguard mv3 and stands mv3 357 347 358 researchers from goethe university frankfurt examining request blocking in popular mv3 extensions found that the providers of the tested extensions managed to bypass most of google s restrictions current versions of the tested mv3 extensions were found blocking as many or even more requests to trackers and ads then their mv2 counterparts quantitative study 359 however the researchers also found that cosmetic filters were over 20 less effective in the tested sample visual study 359 anti competition in august 2024 a federal judge in washington d c ruled that google maintained an illegal monopoly over search services 360 in november 2024 the us department of justice doj demanded that google sell chrome to stop google from maintaining its monopoly in online search 361 on august 12 2025 artificial intelligence company perplexity ai made a bid to buy the browser from google for 34 5 billion 362 perplexity stated that the sale could remedy anti trust litigation against google in which a judge was considering compelling the sale of chrome 363 usage market share further information usage share of web browsers and browser wars usage share of web browsers according to statcounter 364 chrome overtook firefox in november 2011 in worldwide usage as of january 2026 update according to statcounter google chrome had 71 worldwide global usage share 365 and according to cloudflare it was 68 366 making it the most widely used web browser citation needed it was reported by statcounter a web analytics company that for the single day of sunday march 18 2012 chrome was the most used web browser in the world for the first time chrome secured 32 7 of the global web browsing on that day while internet explorer followed closely behind with 32 5 367 from may 14 21 2012 google chrome was for the first time responsible for more internet traffic than microsoft s internet explorer which had long held its spot as the most used web browser in the world 368 according to statcounter 31 88 of web traffic was generated by chrome for a sustained period of one week and 31 47 by internet explorer though chrome had topped internet explorer for a single day s usage in the past this was the first time it had led for one full week 369 at the 2012 google i o developers conference google claimed that there were 310 million active users of chrome almost double the number in 2011 which was stated as 160 million active users 370 in june 2013 according to statcounter chrome overtook internet explorer for the first time in the us 371 in august 2013 chrome was used by 43 of internet users worldwide this study was done by statista which also noted that in north america 36 of people use chrome the lowest in the world 372 desktop laptop browser statistics v t e google chrome 72 59 microsoft edge 10 49 mozilla firefox 6 02 safari 5 14 opera 1 78 other 3 59 desktop web browser market share according to statcounter for june 2026 373 enterprise deployment in december 2010 google announced that to make it easier for businesses to use chrome they would provide an official chrome msi package for business use it is helpful to have full fledged msi packages that can be customized via transform files mst but the msi provided with chrome is only a very limited msi wrapper fitted around the normal installer and many businesses find that this arrangement does not meet their needs 374 the normal downloaded chrome installer puts the browser in the user s local app data directory and provides invisible background updates but the msi package will allow installation at the system level providing system administrators control over the update process 375 it was formerly possible only when chrome was installed using google pack google also created group policy objects to fine tune the behavior of chrome in the business environment for example by setting automatic update intervals disabling auto updates and configuring a home page 376 until version 24 the software is known not to be ready for enterprise deployments with roaming profiles or terminal server citrix environments 377 in 2010 google first started supporting chrome in enterprise environments by providing an msi wrapper around the chrome installer google starting providing group policy objects with more added each release 378 and today there are more than 500 policies available to control chrome s behavior in enterprise environments 379 in 2016 google launched chrome browser enterprise support a paid service enabling it admins to access google experts to support their browser deployment 380 in 2019 google launched chrome browser cloud management a dashboard that gives business it managers the ability to control content accessibility app usage and browser extensions installed on its deployed computers 381 chromium main article chromium web browser in september 2008 google released a large portion of chrome s source code as an open source project called chromium this move enabled third party developers to study the underlying source code and to help port the browser to the macos and linux operating systems the google authored portion of chromium is released under the permissive bsd license 382 other portions of the source code are subject to a variety of open source licenses 383 chromium is similar to chrome but lacks built in automatic updates and a built in flash player as well as google branding and has a blue colored logo instead of the multicolored google logo 384 385 chromium does not implement 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