Is Google Chrome available for MacBook Pro on macOS Catalina?

Google Chrome now requires macOS 13 Ventura or later. So no, there is no Google Chrome available for macOS 10 Catalina. The last version of Chrome that will run on Catalina is v128 while the current version v157. If you manage to find the older version be aware that it is now unsupported by Google and no further security updates will be released. You will be on your own. Personally I would not install it as it will put your privacy and security at risk. In this day an age online security is more important than ever.

"Is Google Chrome available for MacBook Pro on macOS Catalina?: Is google chrome browser available for MacBook Pro macOS Catalina?"

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See About Upgrading the macOS 13 Ventura:

Due to Security & Privacy issues, and if using this is a MUST, then see if you upgrade the Mac to macOS 13 Ventura or later. If so, proceed with the macOS upgrade, (backing up first for restoration purposes) and then perform the Google Chrome installation. Go here: Google Chrome - Downloads - Google

To Find Out:

Verify if it is comalble through use of the Serial Number:

1. Go Here: Find your Mac Model Name and Serial Sumber - Apple Support
2. Go Here: macOS Ventura is compatible with these computers - Apple Support

So edifying! I've spent weeks on and off trying to log into the iTunes Store and you've nailed it in one sentence. I see you're an expert but of course knowledge comes with much experience.

I appreciate your devotion to the community and myself.

Thank you,

Mind2Mind

mind2mind wrote:

So edifying! I've spent weeks on and off trying to log into the iTunes Store and you've nailed it in one sentence.

Thanks, but I am not certain what the iTunes Store has to do with Google Chrome or with Firefox. There is a Web interface for the Apple Music subscription service, but I'm not aware of one for the iTunes Store.

You should be able to buy music from the iTunes Store using the Music app on Catalina.

Buy music from the iTunes Store on your Mac – Apple Support

Redownload music from the iTunes Store on your Mac – Apple Support

I would suggest updating to the latest version of Catalina (10.15.8) before the end of next January. A key security certificate expires then and updating to 10.15.8 will get you a new certificate that may save a lot of grief.

As far as I know, Firefox is the only major third-party browser whose current version still supports Catalina.