Google Chrome provides features such as tabbed browsing, incognito mode for private sessions, synchronization with Google accounts, support for a wide range of extensions from the Chrome Web Store, a built-in password manager, and strong security measures to protect against phishing and malware.

Yes, Google Chrome can be used offline for certain functionalities. You can enable offline mode for specific web apps like Google Docs to view and edit documents without an internet connection. However, not all features are available offline, and you may need to install specific extensions or apps to enable offline browsing.

Google Chrome emphasizes user security and privacy through features like a built-in ad blocker, safe browsing alerts for dangerous sites, automatic updates to handle the latest threats, privacy settings management, cookie controls, and incognito mode for private browsing.

For Windows, Windows 7 or later; for macOS, OS X Yosemite 10.10 or later; for Android, Android 7.0 Nougat or later; for iOS, iOS 12.0 or later. Ensure your device meets these specifications to have a smooth Chrome browsing experience.

Yes, Google Chrome is highly customizable. Users can personalize their experience by installing themes and extensions from the Chrome Web Store, customizing the browser’s appearance, managing bookmarks, and adjusting settings for the homepage and default search engine, allowing adaptation to personal preferences.