By Jake Peterson
Publication Date: 2026-01-23 20:00:00
Nothing lasts forever, and technology is no exception. As shiny and new as your computer was when you first bought it, eventually, developers will drop support for it. There’s no telling when exactly, but at some point, you’ll open an app to find a message that reads something like: “This device does not support the latest version of this app. Please update your hardware.”
That goes for Macs, as well. You might forget that fact, since Apple’s computers tend to stick around for a long time. But inevitably, the shadow of end-of-life policies comes for them, too. If you’re still rocking an older Mac, I have some bad news, specifically if you use Chrome: Google is officially planning its last supported version of the browser.
Google Chrome is dropping support for macOS Monterey
Google quietly announced the news in a post on the Chrome Platform Status site. The company confirmed that Chrome 150 will be the last version of the browser to support macOS 12, otherwise…
