Google Chrome for Windows XP

The Google Chrome browser is now the most popular and powerful browser on the Internet, so it is not surprising that every second owner of a PC, laptop or smartphone uses it. The browser is compatible with all operating systems and works great even on older devices. Chrome is faster than many of its main competitors, so you should definitely try it.

Browser Features

What does the latest version of the browser for Windows XP computers contain? What features does it have and what can you learn from it:

• smart search bar with autofill;
• work with an unlimited number of tabs and conveniently add them to the bookmarks bar;
• high level of security: the browser prevents you from visiting malicious sites and downloading dangerous files;
• create shortcuts to your favorite sites;
• browsing history management;
• incognito browsing mode;
• powerful WebKit engine and Java Script for faster page loading;
• smooth scrolling animation;
• built-in phishing protection;
• new Material Design with rounded tabs.

In the 49th release of Google Chrome, developers have eliminated 26 past errors and significantly improved the functionality.

System Requirements

• operating system – Windows XP;
• RAM – 512 MB;
• free disk space – 200 MB.

Download Google Chrome for Windows XP

The latest version of Google Chrome supporting Windows XP is 49.0.2623.75, you can download it from the table.

Installation and Getting Started

Downloading and installation proceeds as usual:

• Run the installation file.
• When installation wizard appears on the screen, click “Install”.
• The installation will start automatically.
• You will be asked to restart your computer, you can do this immediately, or later.
• You can now run the browser from its shortcut on your Desktop.

The browser interface is pretty much the same in all versions, including the outdated Windows XP. You can customize it through the three dot button at the top (“Settings”) and you can also download additional extensions.

However, you should be aware that for outdated versions of Chrome, the number of available extensions will be limited. Most extensions are made for newer releases. But some popular ones, like themes, spellcheckers, social media extensions should be available on XP.

You’ll be able to save passwords, manage your browsing history, customize security measures, and add bookmarks.