Reset Chrome For Android To Default Settings [2023 Updated]

Resetting the Chrome browser settings to their default it’s an easy task on Windows or Mac, however, when it comes to Android this can’t be done directly because it’s not an option built-in into the browser settings.

Restoring the Chrome browser settings on Android can be done by clearing the application data. This will remove all the cookies, cache, and other site settings that may have been saved. So let’s see how we can restore Chrome to its factory settings.

How To Reset Chrome For Android To Default Settings

  1. Open your device’s “Settings” menu, then tap on “Apps”

    To reset Chrome’s settings from your Android device, go to the Settings menu, then tap on Apps or Application manager (this may differ depending on your device).

    Go to Apps

  2. Find and tap on the Chrome app.

    The “Apps” screen will be displayed with a list of all the apps installed on your device. Scroll through the list until you find the Chrome app.
    Find and tap on the Chrome app.

  3. Tap “Storage”.

    Chrome’s “App info” menu should now be displayed. Tap on “Storage“.
    Tap on Storage

  4. Tap “Manage Space”.

    Under the storage settings, you will get two options — Manage Space and Clear Cache. Tap on “Manage Space”.
    Tap on Manage Space

  5. Tap “Clear all data”.

    Tap “Clear all data” to delete all Chrome’s data including accounts, bookmarks and save the setting in order to reset it defaults.
    Tap on Clear All Data

  6. Confirm by tapping “Ok”.

    A confirmation dialog should now be displayed, detailing the components that will be restored to their default state should you continue on with the reset process. To complete the restoration process, tap “Ok”.
    Tap Ok to reset Chrome

That’s it, Google Chrome settings will be restored to their defaults. We strongly recommend that you install an adblocker like AdGuard to block the malicious ads.

While resetting Google Chrome will restore the browser’s settings back to default, malicious extensions (that are installed with browser policies) or programs that are installed on your device can hijack the browser. If you are still having problems with your computer after completing these instructions, then please follow one of the steps:

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