19 Sep 2025

Yes, you can install Chrome extensions on Microsoft Edge. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Open the Edge browser and enter the extension store; 2. Search or paste the Chrome plug-in link to install; 3. Most plug-ins are compatible, but some rely on Chrome's unique API or enterprise-level plug-ins may not run; 4. After installation, you can manage the extension through menus, including pinning to the toolbar, uninstalling and viewing permissions.

29 Jul 2025

The problem of fuzzy text in Chrome browser can be solved by the following methods: 1. Set Windows system scaling to 100% or enable "force scaling of Chrome content"; 2. Enable WebGPUrendering and GPUrasterization in chrome://flags and enable hardware acceleration; 3. Clear browser cache or reset settings and troubleshoot plug-in conflicts. In most cases, the display effect can be significantly improved after adjustment.

17 Jul 2025

The main reason Chrome does not open the mailto: link directly in Gmail is that the default mail client is not set correctly or Gmail is not registered as an application that handles the mailto: protocol. Solutions include: 1. Set Gmail as the default mail application in Windows settings; 2. Enable Gmail protocol processing permissions in Chrome and set as default; 3. Manually click on the mailto: link to contact the Gmail registration protocol; 4. Use Chrome plug-in such as Mailto:forGmail to force jump. In most cases, it can be solved through system and browser settings, and the plug-in can be used as a backup solution.

21 Sep 2025

Chrome slows down on old computers can be improved by reducing resource usage, turning off unnecessary features and extensions, and regularly cleaning caches. First, close uncommonly used extensions, especially ad blocking plug-ins; second, install TheGreatSuspender or OneTab plug-in to limit the number of background tabs; then turn off hardware acceleration in settings and clean caches regularly; finally reduce startup items and self-start applications, and set open blank pages when Chrome starts to reduce initial loading pressure.

23 Aug 2025

Safari pays more attention to privacy protection, while Chrome is better at security protection. 1. In terms of privacy, Safari enables intelligent anti-tracking, forced website permission to access the device by default, and provides hidden email address function; while Chrome data collection is wider, and some functions rely on user behavior data optimization experience. 2. In terms of security, Chrome detects malicious websites in real time and warns, updates frequently and fixes vulnerabilities quickly, and supports more third-party security plug-ins. 3. The use environment affects security. Mac or iOS users are suitable for Safari, and Windows or Linux users prefer Chrome. No matter which browser you use, keeping updates, not clicking unknown links, and installing regular plug-ins is the core guarantee.

02 Aug 2025

The Chrome download prompt box does not pop up may be due to the disabled notification permissions, abnormal browser settings, restricted background behavior, or corrupted program. 1. Check Chrome and the system's "notification" permissions to make sure it is not blocked; 2. Try to reset Chrome settings to the default state; 3. Test whether it is normal in incognito mode and troubleshoot the interference of the extension plug-in; 4. Update or reinstall Chrome to fix potential program problems.