Google has already added several enhancements to the feature since it first appeared back in May 2020, so look out for more to come in the future. On Mac, you can open Google Chrome browser and click File -> New Incognito Window to enable Chrome safe mode. In our time running Chrome with Enhanced Safe Browsing enabled, we haven't noticed any differences in terms of page loading or download transfer times. On Windows, to open Chrome in safe mode, you can open Chrome browser, click the three-dot Chrome menu icon at the top-right and choose New Incognito Window.
If you want to enable the feature on every device you use to access the web, you'll need to switch each one on manually. It's available for the Android edition of Chrome as well: From the app, tap the three dots (top right), then Settings, Privacy and security, and Safe Browsing to turn it on.Ĭhanging the safety setting only affects your current, local browser. Google hasn't yet added the Enhanced Safe Browsing mode to Chrome for the iPhone and the iPad, though you will find it on the desktop edition across all platforms, as well as in Chrome OS. The Standard mode offers a couple of optional settings too, including the data breach alerts that come as standard if you switch to the Enhanced mode.
Each setting comes with a brief description so you can understand more about what it entails and the differences between the three options.
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