How to set Google Chrome as your iPhone’s default browser on iOS 14

[Jacob Siegal]

• Google Chrome can now be set as the default browser on any iPhone running iOS 14.
• One of the standout features of iOS 14 is the ability to set third-party apps as the default browser or email client, and Google updated its app with this functionality this week.
• Chrome is the first app to take advantage of the new feature, but more are coming soon.

I've been using the iOS 14 public beta for a few weeks, and I'm relieved to report that it has been a relatively stable experience. I typically avoid betas of operating systems, but unlike previous updates, iOS 14 fixes some of the tiniest, but most persistently frustrating, issues from previous releases. Unfortunately, if you are waiting for the public release to upgrade your iPhone, you'll probably be waiting until October, as Apple has revealed that the iPhone 12 will launch later than usual this year. But here's one more reason to upgrade now, if you're interested.

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