Microsoft cut off support for XP last year, but Google promises to keep Chrome updated until the end of this year. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and ...

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Google said the end was nigh, and now the time has finally come to say goodbye to Chrome support for a number of legacy operating systems, including Windows XP. Version 50 of Google’s browser recently ...

Continue using XP, Vista, and OS X 10.6, 10.7, and 10.8 at your own risk after April 2016. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying ...

Microsoft is ending all support for Windows XP in April 2014, and doing its best to move users to newer versions of its desktop operating system. But Google isn’t letting go so easily. Google said ...

Microsoft will officially retire its Windows XP operating system early next year, but Google on Wednesday announced it will continue to support its Chrome browser for the platform through at least ...

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Windows XP which left the remaining one till the end of supportHowever, we announced that Google regularly will post Chrome's XP updates and security patches until April 2015. Google Chrome Blog: ...

Google today announced it will stop supporting Chrome on Windows XP in April 2015. This means the company will stop providing regular updates and security patches a year after Microsoft does the same ...

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