How to Download Old Versions of Google Chrome for Mac

Are you looking for ways to test your website on older versions of Google Chrome for Mac? If so, you're in luck! BrowserStack offers a Live tool that allows you to select and test your site on older versions of Chrome browsers. Here's how to do it:

To start, navigate to the BrowserStack Live tool's Dashboard and select the 'Older versions' option under 'Browser selection.' From there, choose the version of Chrome you want to test with - in this case, Google Chrome for Mac.

For those who may not be aware, Google Chrome 109 is the last version to support older operating systems like macOS. Released on January 10, 2023, this version will no longer receive security updates or bug fixes after October 10, 2023.

If you're looking to test your website on an older version of Chrome for Mac, you'll need a computer that meets the minimum system requirements. Specifically, you'll need:

* An Intel Pentium 4 processor or later that's SSE3 capable

* A compatible operating system (macOS)

It's worth noting that while Google does not provide support for installing Chrome on systems that do not meet these criteria, enterprise-level support is limited to systems that meet the minimum requirements.

If you're looking for a way to downgrade to an older version of Chrome, BrowserStack makes it easy. Simply select the older version of Chrome you want to test with and follow the steps below:

1. Navigate to the BrowserStack Live tool's Dashboard

2. Select 'Older versions' under 'Browser selection'

3. Choose Google Chrome for Mac (or another older version)

4. Test your website on the selected device

By following these simple steps, you can easily test your website on older versions of Google Chrome for Mac and ensure it runs smoothly across different devices and operating systems.

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