*** PLEASE post questions in newsgroups, not directly to me *** If that's what's causing the OP's problem, I wonder why it's notĭeleting older versions when it's auto-updating. Would have to be 40 versions to add up to 6 GB. Looks like they're in Contents->Versions. > name Google Chrome followed by some letters and numbers. > where the copies are, I think they may be in Contents, Mac OS, with the > Control-click on Chrome and Open Package Contents. > mount up to a large total, but can safely be deleted. > updates itself, it also keeps a copy of the previous version. With over 10,000 extensions available for Chrome, you can add a huge array of features, including ad-blocking, web developer tools, and more.> Cleaning my Mac, I discovered that Google Chrome Browser takes 6 GB of my Safari supports extensions, too, but Chrome has a much bigger selection. Chrome has a massive library of extensions: You can expand your browser's functionality by installing extensions.Chrome, however, runs everywhere: Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Linux, and more. Apple used to offer Safari for Windows but discontinued that version in 2012. Chrome is available on many platforms: Because it comes from Apple, Safari is available only on Macs and iOS devices (it comes installed on the iPhone and iPad, too).In those situations, you might have better luck with Chrome. Chrome is highly compatible: Although it doesn't happen much these days, some sites won't load or function correctly in Safari.If you're a heavy user of Google services, Chrome is the simplest and best-integrated way to access them. Chrome ties into the Google ecosystem: You can sign in to your Google account using Chrome and use all the services and data in your Google account, right there in your browser.
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