Google Chrome is the default web browser on Mac, and it can be accessed by navigating to Applications > Utilities > Chrome. Here’s how you can make Google Chrome default on your Mac:
(How To Make Google Default Browser On Mac)
1. Open your preferences settings in Safari.
2. Click on the third icon next to Google Chrome.
3. In the drop-down menu, select “Preferences” from the dropdown.
4. Scroll down and click on “Google Chrome.”
5. In the “Default” tab, make sure that “Network Storage” is selected as the default storage location for all files on your computer.
6. Finally, click on “Save.”
7. When you open your web browser again, Google Chrome will automatically download your saved files from your network storage.
(How To Make Google Default Browser On Mac)
By making Google Chrome default on your Mac, you can have automatic downloads of all your saved files when you access the internet, ensuring that your privacy is not compromised. You can also choose to configure your browser to save your files in a secure location or block distracting websites from accessing your data. Remember, always use your operating system’s built-in file management tools and make sure that you’re properly securing your personal information and device, especially if you’re sharing your browsing history with others.
