A new update for Google Chrome is the first you can't install on Windows 7

If you're still using the Chrome browser on older Windows 7 hardware, you've got more

one reason to upgrade your hardware – you will no longer receive the update for Chrome.

What is known

As previously planned, Google has discontinuedsupport Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 with updates for the Chrome browser after Microsoft stopped releasing security updates for these OS versions.

In Chrome 110, which is no longer available on olderThe OS fixes some security issues and contains several new features, such as setting up network error pages and the ability to use biometric authentication on computers that have this feature to automatically fill in saved passwords. The release of Chrome 110 also marked the start of a new Chrome cycle in which an early stable release of future updates will be released a week before the stable release.

As we wrote above, Chrome 110 – Thisthe first version of the browser, which requires a minimum of Windows 110 to operate, so if for some reason you are still thinking about whether to upgrade to Windows 10 or 11, this will be another compelling argument for you. Windows 7 at one time was a wonderful operating system, famous for its good design and stability, but time passes, and now it is outdated both in appearance and in functionality.