Google is developing some kind of extensions support for Android for desktop builds, but you won't see them on your phone yet ...

Google Chrome on Android, while widely used, has long lacked the robust functionality of its desktop counterpart: ...

A revised proposal by the Department of Justice reiterates the demand for Google to sell Chrome. Google once again finds ...

Unlike Firefox and Microsoft Edge, which already support mobile extensions, Google's focus seems to be on Google Chrome for larger displays.

and the way it intends to handle Android is changing. However, the most serious penalty is intact—Google's popular Chrome browser is still on the chopping block. "Google’s illegal conduct has ...

A big drawback of the Android version of the Chrome browser is the lack of extensions. Google is finally addressing this shortcoming, bringing Chrome extensions to the Android version as well.

Google is working on a desktop-style Chrome for Android with extension support, something mobile Chrome has been missing.

Google's ChromeOS is to be based on Android ... is a leaked version of the Chrome Android browser with support for extensions. The latter are currently only available in the desktop versions ...

In a new filing, the Justice Department reaffirmed its demand that Google must sell Chrome and stop paying companies to make Google Search the default option. The final decision on how Google must ...

The Department of Justice is reaffirming its demands for action to break up Google's search monopoly, calling for the sale of ...

As for Chrome, you can only get this for Android after you've enabled the Chrome flags manually (it doesn't work by default). Private browsing is a lot more seamless in the Firefox app.

These recommendations included that Google promptly divest Chrome, its popular web browser; possibly divest Android; end its search partnership with Apple, in which Apple receives billions of ...