The final version of Google Chrome that is compatible with macOS Catalina (10.15.7) is .
Because this version of Chrome no longer receives security patches, your browser is vulnerable to modern web exploits, malware, and hacking attempts.
Google updates Chrome every few weeks to add new features and fix security vulnerabilities. To keep the browser modern, Google drops support for older Apple operating systems over time.
Gatekeeper blocks the app. Solution: This requires Terminal: Download Chrome For Mac 10.15.7
Click the link below to start your download immediately.
A window will pop up prompting you to drag Google Chrome into your Applications folder. Drag the icon as instructed. Wait for the copying process to complete.
This guide will walk you through exactly how to download, install, and troubleshoot Google Chrome on macOS 10.15.7. The final version of Google Chrome that is
Since the standard Google Chrome homepage will only offer the latest (incompatible) version, you must use specific legacy links: Official Google Legacy Link
Because official Chrome updates stop supporting older macOS versions, the community-driven project is the safest way to get a modern browser experience on Catalina. It is based on current Chromium code but tailored for older Mac architecture.
Frequently updated, secure, and supports modern web standards. To keep the browser modern, Google drops support
Open your folder and double-click Google Chrome .
If you get an error saying the app is damaged, open Terminal and run xattr -cr /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app and press Enter, then try running it again.
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