For years, files you download would appear in a bar at the bottom of Chrome, but Google is now changing the desktop browser’s UI so you get a download tray instead. That first issue was particularly ...

Use the Downloads area of the browser's settings to change Chrome's download location. Select Change to pick which folder downloaded files should save to. If you turn on the Ask where to save each ...

You’ve just downloaded a file and guess what – it’s nowhere to be seen. That usual little bar at the bottom of Chrome didn’t appear this time and you’re ...

If you're on a computer for much of the day, downloading files is likely to be a regular part of your workflow. That could be from an email attachment, a messaging app, or through a web browser.

New changes are coming to Chrome's desktop browser thanks to its new UI update that moves the download bar from the bottom to a tray users may access via the window's address bar. Now, get ready to ...

Google today announced a new Chrome downloads experience for its desktop browser, with the update aimed at making it easier to interact with recently downloaded files. Chrome's updated download tray ...

Start by launching Google Chrome. You can do this by clicking on the Google Chrome icon on your desktop or from your computer’s application list. Navigate to the ...