I think the App Drawer is part of the Launcher, so perhaps by clearing data, it will force the Launcher to repopulate the App Drawer, and maybe Chrome will then show up. Browse fast on your iPhone and iPad with the Google Chrome browser you love on desktop. Go to Settings>Apps>All, select "Launcher" (or possibly "Homescreen"), and Clear Data. If it isn't disabled, then you could try the following, but be aware that it will reset your homescreens and make them blank, such that you'll have to set them up again.
#Show chrome apps android
Is it where it should be in alphabetical order? Or is it at the very bottom of the list? On Android 4.1 (which is what I assume your phone is still on), disabled apps show up at the very bottom of that list.
#Show chrome apps windows
It looks like in Windows 10, we need to manually change default browser settings under the Settings app or Default Programs to change the default web browser.
#Show chrome apps windows 10
I know you mentioned looking to see if it was disabled, but just to be sure-go to Settings>Apps>All, and tell us where you see Chrome. Clicking Make default button under Chrome settings opened the Settings > Apps > Default apps page of Windows 10 instead of setting Chrome as default. Which buttons show up on the app page? Do you see "Open" and "Uninstall"? Is there an "Enable" button? If you see "Enable," then it's been disabled somehow. Welcome to Android Central! Try opening the Google Play Store app, and search for Chrome. Is factory reset the next step? Not looking forward to setting up the data connection again (I guess I would need to go through all the settings and write them down, unless there is a way to back them up). It is still there - I don't think it can be uninstalled. I also a suggestion to look at the disabled apps list, but the 'manage apps' function doesn't indicate that Chrome is disabled. I've seen suggestions for unhiding icons, but I don't seem to have the option to hide/unhide icons, or at least I'm not finding it (if I hit the menu button from the app drawer, I just get 'manage apps' and 'system settings'). Big Bike Parts makes an incredibly wide range of products ranging from LED headlights and windshields, to backrests and fork covers. Show Chrome Accessories lives under the umbrella of Big Bike Parts. Open the Recovery app on the apps page and it will show this screen right after that. One large step towards our goal was the day that we started stocking Show Chrome Accessories. The apps page should show up automatically if it doesn’t, type chrome://apps in the address bar of your Chrome browser. I've searched Google and the forums here and haven't come up with a solution. The Chromebook Recovery Utility will be installed and will show up on the Apps page of your Chrome Browser. I don't know exactly when that happened, but it was possibly related to the data setup process. Last night after activating the phone and setting up the data connection with Consumer Cellular, I noticed that the Chrome browser icon was missing from the app tray. (I've never had an Android or any smart phone before). I had it for a few days while I waited for a SIM card to come in the mail, installed one app, and just got a feel for how it worked on wifi. I just got a new AT&T Radiant (aka ZTE Z740).
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