how do I install Google Chrome on a Mac mini that has an apple silicon chip? I have tried all options suggested that suggest browsing to Google.com/chrome yet I never get the option to download an option for apple silicon.
Mac mini, macOS 12.2
Apple support suggested that I ask Google directly; eventually I got the answer that I required: https://dl.google.com/chrome/mac/universal/stable/CHFA/googlechrome.dmg
gary
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Apple support suggested that I ask Google directly; eventually I got the answer that I required: https://dl.google.com/chrome/mac/universal/stable/CHFA/googlechrome.dmg
gary
[This is a Direct Download Link]
It sounds like Google hasn't yet released a version that works with the M1 chip. I would ask Google when they plan to release a compatible version. In the meantime, you can try some of the other browses which are available. Have you installed Rosetta? supposedly it allows non M1 compatible apps to run.
Thanks for the thought Ronasara; I believe Google has released a version that works with the M1 chip. There are several YouTube videos explaining what to do. Unfortunately the problem is while I follow the stages shown, I do not get to the point where I can select the apple silicon chip rather than the more common intel chip. See YouTube video “How to download and install google chrome m1 chip”
You might check in with Apple support and see if they have any good thoughts to offer. Good luck.
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