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Google Chrome Ends Support for Older Android Versions: What It Means and Why It Matters
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Google Chrome Ends Support for Older Android Versions: What It Means and Why It Matters
In the fast-paced world of technology, software updates and compatibility shifts are nothing new. However, when a tech giant like Google announces that its flagship browser, Google Chrome, will no longer support older Android versions, it marks a significant moment. This decision affects millions of users globally, especially in developing markets where older devices remain common. In this article, we’ll explore why Google made this move, what v…
Chrome will no longer receive Android mobile updates prior to version 10. The change announced by Google will apply...
With the release of Android 15 older devices are no longer supported. If you want to use the new features anyway, you have to use alternative operating systems. Here you can find out exactly what Lineage OS is and which devices are supported.
As it turns out, Google will end support for two old Android versions starting in August.
Starting in August 2025, only devices running Android 10 or higher will receive Google Chrome updates. In a blog post, Google announced that it will end support for the Google Chrome browser for devices still running Android 8.0 Oreo and Android 9.0 Pie. Chrome version 138 will be the last version compatible with these operating systems, and the next version — Chrome 139 — will require at least Android 10. It is scheduled to be released on Augus…
The most used browser in the world is about to turn the Oreo and Pie pages after almost ten years of relationship. On these old versions of Android, continuing to use Chrome could quickly become even more risky.
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