Google Chrome gets version for Macs with Apple Silicon

New version of Chrome for Macs with Apple’s M1 chip is now available for download, with bug fixes

Google launched a new version of Chrome for Macs with Apple Silicon last Tuesday (17). However, after reports of failure by users, the distribution has ended. On Thursday (18), in the morning, another version was already available for download on the official browser page.

Google Chrome for macOS 11 Big Sur (Image: Disclosure / Google)

Chrome optimized for Macs with an M1 chip, like the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air, promises smoother execution and should provide better performance in terms of processing speed. However, the version initially presented, last Tuesday, was causing unexpected crashes on some machines.

back link building services=0></a></div><p>Chrome product manager Mark Chang has promised a revised browser revision – it arrived Thursday morning, and can now be downloaded at <a href=https://www.google.com/chrome/ rel=https://www.google.com/chrome/.

When accessing the download page, users will be able to choose between the version “Mac with Intel chip” or “Mac with Apple chip”, as you can see in the image of the tweet below:

Support for Apple Silicon (M1) arrives with Chrome 87

Support for Apple Silicon comes with the recently launched Chrome 87, which features performance improvements, smarter caching and an improved tab management system.