How to make Google Chrome default browser on Mac in minutes. Simple steps to improve your browsing experience
The default browser is the web browser that automatically opens every time you click on a link. For example, if you have Safari installed as your default browser, all links from emails, documents, and other applications will open in Safari, even if you normally use Google Chrome.
If you want all links to open in Google Chrome, you need to set it as your default browser, follow this step-by-step guide.
Before setting Chrome as your default browser, you need to confirm that it's installed on your Mac.

If Chrome is not installed:
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If the Applications folder does not appear in the Finder sidebar, try the following methods:
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After accessing it, you can drag the Applications folder to the Finder sidebar for easy access in the future.
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Chrome is missing from your system settings:
If Chrome does not appear in the default browser list, make sure it is installed correctly and updated. Also, restarting your Mac may help refresh the list.
Links still open in Safari
After installing Chrome by default, apps may still open links in Safari. Check the settings of individual apps and make sure they are configured to use the default browser.
Using older versions of macOS
The instructions are for mac OS Ventura. If you are using an older version, navigation may be different.
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