Go ahead and browse the web with Chrome for the best experience. There are tons of different browsers, and almost every browser has some of the other features that make it unique, but when you combine all the stuff that is important while browsing the web, then Google Chrome is a clear winner. It is very robust and has great compatibility. Really pretty frustrating, but the good news is that it’s not a virus or malware in the sense of most computer malware infections.
Fortunately, Google has ways to both allow pop ups in Chrome or block pop-ups. This happened to me when I was going through an online course. However, sometimes you need pop-ups such as for regulatory notices. After all, many are intrusive and interfere with reading.
All you have to do is install, and without you having to get off the browser, you can begin using the web browser. And now, those helpful little Google Chrome notifications that pop up with breaking news or the update that your latest download has completed is being infected by malware too. Chances are, many of you block pop-ups in your web browser. In Chrome, there is no such thing as a reboot for completing the installation. In some browsers, when you install a particular extension or any other service than to make it run on the browser, you often need to reboot the whole browser or even sometimes the entire system. Personally, we use extensions like Pocket to save links for offline reading, Alexa to check Alexa rank, Grammarly for writing, AdBlock Plus to block pop-ups/ads, Google Hangouts for chat, and many more.
