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Hidden gestures for Google Chrome on iPhone

Google Chrome has managed to become one of the most popular browsers of the moment, to the point that it is not only possible to find it on all Android devices, but even on iPhone or iPad terminals, as one more installed application, replacing Safari as the default browser .

It is quite possible that you already know that Chrome is the web browser developed by Google mainly for Android, although it is true that it can also be installed and used with practically any operating system, which includes Windows, macOS or iOS itself.

And it is that as many users agree in pointing out, especially those who have been using it for a long time (among which I include myself, everything must be said), it is true that Google Chrome can be a very interesting alternative to Safari on iPhone , the browser developed by Manzana.

What's more, it is perfectly possible to configure any other web browser as the default browser on the iPhone, something that was not viable until recently. In this way, now we can put Safari aside and opt for Google Chrome.

Of course, this browser is characterized by being full of a series of hidden touch gestures and tricks , which can end up being very useful when we discover them.

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