Chrome for iPhone and iPad gets updated for iOS 8, can now share stuff with other apps

By Rich Edmonds
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Google has released an update for its Chrome app for iPhone and iPad. The popular web browser now supports third party app extensions to post and share content with other installed apps. The team behind the browser has also implemented iOS 8 support, perfect for those who are upgrading to the latest software release.

Said data can be shared among a variety of services, including native apps, Twitter and Facebook. As well as the support for third party app extensions and iOS 8 compatibility, consumers will also be able to enjoy a more stable and bug-free experience.

Via: Engadget

4 Comments
  • Chrome on my macbook eats a lot of battery compared to Safari. How is the ios version compared to Safari on ios 8? Posted via the iMore App for Android
  • Pretty much the same, I've gone back to Safari on both because of this issue. Also since it has updated it has became kind of sluggish and slow to respond for me.
  • Even on this update it looks like Chrome is still using UIWebView so it still isn't using the Nitro JavaScript engine. iOS8 introduced WKWebView which will give Chrome the same speed as Safari. I hope they don't take too long to migrate to the new API.
  • Why is the keyboard still so big? The safari keyboard looks sharper. Google needs to put the ios 8 iphone 6 plus keyboard in the software.