Download Google Chrome (64-bit) for Windows

Google Chrome is a free web browser application that is available across many platforms. There is cost to license the software, and no obligations in using it. On install, Chrome will ask if it can send certain data back to Google, however this is entirely optional, and can be refused.

Once you have downloaded the correct version of Chrome for your system, run the installer. The process is largely automatic, though you will be asked to agree to certain terms and conditions before proceeding, as well given a few options regarding data. Once it is installed, Chrome will launch automatically.

The 64-Bit version of Google Chrome is generally considered to be faster that the 32-Bit alternative. In relation to other browsers, Chrome is one of the faster options, however it has become quite resource hungry, meaning that lower end systems may not experience the full speed that Chrome can offer.

Chrome is available through Google and can easily be found by typing "Chrome 64 Bit" into the Google search bar. Google will generally present you only with the latest version of Chrome to download, however older versions can be found online. Always use caution when downloading applications from third party websites.

Chrome is a cross platform browser, which means that is available on a number of different platforms and operating systems. At present, there is a Windows, Linux, iOS, and OSX version of the browser. This means that, yes, it can be easily installed and run on a compatible Mac computer.

The easiest way to get Google Chrome is to go to the main Google website and search "Google Chrome". The Chrome download page will automatically detect which version you need (Windows, Mac, Linux, 32-Bit, 64-Bit, etc) and present you with the correct download. From there, simply follow the installation procedure.

Google Chrome is generally a very stable browser. This can be affected by things like having a large number of tabs open, however. Also take care to ensure you are running a stable version of Chrome. Google allow downloads of the "Beta" version for testing purposes, which is less stable.

Google Chrome is self-updating. When a new update is available, a small arrow will appear in the upper right of the browser to inform you. To install the update, you simply restart the browser at your next convenience. If left too long, the arrow will turn red to convey urgency.

This browser sports a very clean interface and simple design that makes it generally very easy to use. It also contains a number of features for more advanced users, such as webpage debugging, that is easy to access with shortcut keys. The settings menu is easy to use and understand.

Google Chrome is a very safe browser, and is regularly updated to keep it that way. It also has an "Incognito Mode" for extra security when browsing. Of course, good browsing practices should always be observed. And always try to download applications such as Google Chrome from their own website.