Google has announced that its Chrome web browser will soon no longer support macOS 12 Monterey, with a July 2026 update ...

Google's Chrome browser will cease support for macOS 12 Monterey in July 2026, meaning no more security patches or feature ...

But if you’ve been holding out, here’s one more reason to finally upgrade: The next Chrome update, version 151, will no ...

The decision impacts owners of older Intel Macs that Apple officially stopped supporting with Ventura and later releases.

Google has announced that Chrome browser version 150, coming later this year, will be the last to offer support for macOS ...

Chrome users will want to ensure they have updated their Mac from macOS Monterey to ensure the browser continues to work ...

Let's say your Mac is running macOS 12. If so, you really should stop using Chrome once version 151 drops. That's because you ...

Anyone can put the macOS Monterey beta on their Mac — it’s no longer reserved for developers. Apple added the pre-release version to its public beta program on Thursday. Installing it is free, and not ...

OS 12, also known as Monterey, which was released less than five years ago, will soon be dropped by Google's browser.

From July 2026, Chrome will require macOS Ventura or newer, leaving users on older Macs without security fixes unless they ...

Google has Chrome 151’s release scheduled for late July 2026, but that date could change. Either way, “Monterey” will no longer be supported later on in 2026. Google confirmed earlier this month that ...

Google has confirmed that its Chrome 150 browser update coming later this year will be the last version to support macOS ...