Today, Google was set to roll out a compatible version of Chrome for new macOS products, after experiencing a snag on Apple Mac devices with M1 silicon chip.
Mark Chang, a Chrome product manager, tweeted, “We hit a bit of a snag with our rollout of the M1-native build of Chrome, so to keep our users in a good place, we paused that rollout and will pick it up again tomorrow. If you already have the M1 build, we have a workaround.”
For many of us, Google Chrome is the program we use the most, and according to tweets from the team, you should be able to get an optimized version of the software shortly soon. In a support page, the company said, “This should only affect users who have installed Chrome today, and only on new macOS devices with an Apple processor.”
It will enable the consumers to purchase these e-commerce partners such as Amazon and Flipkart as well as Apple’s online store and its authorized retailers. The new 13-inch MacBook Air with M1 chipset will be up for retail at a starting price of Rs 92,900 in the country.
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