How to Download Uc Browser on Android

This wikiHow teaches you how to download and install the UC Browser app from the Google Play Store on an Android.

Steps

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    Open the Play Store on your Android. Find and tap the
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    on your Apps menu to open the Google Play Store app.
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    Tap the search bar. The search bar reads "Google Play" at the top of your screen.
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    Search UC Browser in the Play Store. Type the app's name into the search bar, and tap the magnifier icon or the ↵ Enter button on your keyboard. This will open a list of all the matching results.
    • The search function is not case-sensitive. You don't have to capitalize the app name in your search.
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    Tap the UC Browser app in the search results. It should be at the top of the results list. Tapping will open the app info page.
    • The UC Browser app looks like a white squirrel icon in an orange box.
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    Tap the green INSTALL button. This button is located below the app's name and icon on the right-hand side of your screen. It will download and install the UC Browser app on your Android.
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    Wait for the installation to finish. A download progress bar will replace the INSTALL button when you start downloading. This bar will disappear when the Play Store finishes installing the app.
    • Depending on your internet connection and your Android's model, your download may take anywhere from a few seconds to a few minutes.
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    Tap the green OPEN button. The INSTALL button will be replaced by a green OPEN button when the app is ready to use. Tapping will open the UC Browser app on your Android.

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Updated: October 1, 2020
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