Key Takeaways
1. Chrome version 150 will be the last version compatible with macOS 12 Monterey for Macs made before 2018.
2. Users with Intel Macs launched before 2017 must upgrade to a new Mac or switch to another browser for updates.
3. Firefox can run on macOS 10.15 Catalina, while Brave and Opera will support macOS 12 Monterey longer.
4. All Apple Silicon Macs are currently supported by macOS 13 Ventura.
5. New Apple Silicon Macs, like the M5 MacBook Pro, are available for purchase, starting around $1,449.
Folks using Google Chrome on Macs made before 2018 are about to face a bit of a tough situation. A new update from Google’s support page for Chrome has revealed that Chrome version 150 will be the final version to work with macOS 12 Monterey.
Options for Older Mac Users
With macOS 13 Ventura not being compatible with Macs launched before 2017, users with older devices will need to either fork out cash for a new Mac or start using another web browser if they want to access the latest features and security updates. The Intel Macs that are officially supported by macOS Ventura include:
It’s important to mention that all Apple Silicon Macs are supported at this moment. If users want to keep using their outdated Intel Macs, they might consider Firefox, as it can run on macOS 10.15 Catalina. Other browsers like Brave and Opera will still support macOS 12 Monterey for a while longer.
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