Google Chrome will help users prevent the terrible consequences of browser hacking. Linus Upson, Google’s vice president of engineering, announced the launch of a new security feature in a blog post last week. This latest protection tool will ask you to reset Chrome settings if Google Chrome browser is attacked by hacking.

Google Reported, The number one complaint of Chrome users around the world is the risk of the software being hacked. Hackers try to hijack Chrome by providing various malicious software. They steal user’s usernames, passwords and other personal information through browsers.

Mr Upson warned that once hacking had changed browser settings, it would not be possible to restore them. But Google Chrome’s new notification system removes all browser extensions, apps, themes, etc., and takes them to factory (original) mode.

Just two weeks before the announcement, Google removed two extensions from the Chrome Web Store for violating the terms. These would bring up a pop-up window and display ads while the user was browsing the web.