Google Chrome was first introduced to Microsoft’s console back in November last year, but only as an experimental add-on available from the Windows Store. That’s because Voice Search with Google Chrome on Your Xbox can be used anywhere, anytime while browsing through your desktop browser (or even mobile). Remember that this feature works for any webpage on your desktop and not just the dashboard. All that is left to do is open Google Chrome and type in “” into your address bar- no need to even use a controller. If you are not a fan of the voice controller, you can still type it in after you’ve signed up for the Service. Now, instead of having to type out the address in the dialog box on your screen next to “” you can just say it aloud and Google Chrome for Xbox One will do all of that work for you. Of course, there are some things that were carried over like voice search and gesture navigation in tabs which make browsing much easier when you don’t have an attached controller nearby or hands-free. Secondly, there are no plans to bring extensions and themes to this version of Google Chrome for Xbox One- something that was possible with the old one. For starters, it’s now based on WebKit rather than Trident.

The new Xbox One Google Chrome browser is a huge departure from the previous one. It offers a fast browsing experience and includes an incognito mode that erases cookies, passwords, or any other personal information when you’re done browsing. Google’s browser has been designed to work well with consoles. Final Words Best Browsers For Xbox One 1.

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