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The App Store listing shows a size of 408,568,832 bytes, which is roughly 390 MB. Leaving at least 100 to 500 MB extra is sensible for updates, cache, and locally stored browsing data. Android size is not listed, so the store page is the source of truth there.

Yes, if it comes from Google Play or the App Store. Both stores scan submitted apps for malware, while unofficial installers and altered builds add avoidable risk to accounts and data.

For a file around 390 MB, a strong Wi-Fi connection may finish in a few minutes, while 4G or 5G can be faster or slower depending on signal and congestion. Store overhead and device checks can add time.

The usual causes are low storage, a weak connection, an incompatible Android or iOS version, or an interrupted store session. On Android, a stuck Google Play Store cache can also block installs.

On Android, open Google Play, tap Install, then open the app from the home screen or app drawer. On iPhone or iPad, open the App Store, tap Get, authenticate if prompted, and open Chrome after it finishes. First launch may ask for sign-in to enable sync.

Yes, but the official desktop route is the better option because Chrome also has a computer version. On Windows or Mac, install the desktop browser rather than relying on an Android emulator.

Google Play lists PEGI 3, while the App Store lists 17+. PEGI 3 is the lower, family-friendly classification on Android, but the App Store rating reflects Apple’s separate age system. Device-level parental controls may still be useful.

Basic browsing works without signing in, but the listed sync features depend on a Google account. Signing in is what enables bookmarks, passwords, tabs, and autofill to carry across devices.