Nonetheless, we're hopeful that extension support might finally make its way to Chrome on Android. It's surprising that Google Chrome still doesn't officially support extensions, especially when other top browsers like Firefox, Samsung Internet, and several Chromium-based alternatives already offer this feature.

Google is working on a new version of Chrome for Android that supports browser extensions, but it might not be available for mobile devices.

For years, users of Chrome for Android have wanted one of the things the desktop version offers that the mobile app never has: extensions. While the mobile browser is fast, easy to use, and packed with features,

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Google could introduce a new version of the Chrome web browser app for Android that supports extensions and work on multiple devices.

Android phones have the bells and whistles to handle tasks you'd normally do on a PC, but the Android OS has its limits. Google hinted that this might change with the “Ferroc

Google is planning to bring browser extensions to Chrome on Android, but primarily for Chromebook users, through a new 'Desktop Android' version.