The web browsing experience on the Android operating system has evolved over the year at an exponential rate. We started off with a mobile browser that had just the bare minimum features, and in those days, each smartphone company had its own proprietary browser that was pre-installed into the device. Some browsers were great while some of them were just downright average. The whole game was turned on its head when Google announced the Chrome browser for Android.
The Google Chrome browser has held the title of the ‘Best Web Browser’ on the computer ever since its launch, and what really took it home for Android was that the mobile version of Chrome came with 90% of the features that you knew and loved in the web browser.
Now, if you have the habit of logging into multiple sites on your Android smartphone on a daily basis, chances are that you have saved your passwords for various sites on the browser as well.
