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Google has announced that version 138 of its Chrome browser for Mac is the last version that can run on macOS 11 Big Sur. According to a support document, Big Sur is “outside of its support window with Apple,” and that “running on a supported operating system is essential to maintaining security.”

Google is sharing more information on how Chrome operates when Android mobile users enable Advanced Protection, highlighting strong security improvements.

You need a browser that gets security updates. If you're still using macOS macOS Big Sur, soon your only choices will be Firefox and Microsoft Edge.

The Chrome for Android team has now detailed how Advanced Protection works. With Android 16, users can enable Advanced

As online threats continue to evolve, Google is enhancing security measures in Chrome for Android. With the release of Android 16, the company

Less than 1% of Chrome Android page loads use HTTP, and Google plans to make HTTPS-first mode default for all users. Variants exist that warn only on public sites but allow local network exceptions (e.g., internal IPs).