Google now wants users to upgrade to Chrome 55, currently the latest version of the browser which contains a slew of critical security updates. The Mountain View giant noted the move would most significantly affect users on Windows XP and Windows Vista because Microsoft no longer supports those systems. Google said in its announcement:
Why you should upgrade to Chrome 55
Google recommends users immediately upgrade to the latest version of Chrome. Continued use of Chrome 53 can lead to critical security issues. Users will also lose access to important features and bug fixes after support ends. So what happens after Chrome 53 loses support? Google explains: Now that Google is dropping support for Chrome 53, will you be upgrading to the browser’s latest version? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
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