We’ll continue to evaluate the conditions our enterprise customers are facing, and communicate any additional changes in the future. That’s a 6-month extension from our previously communicated date of July 15, 2021. While the past few months served as a catalyst for technology investments and digital transformation initiatives for many organizations, for others, some planned IT projects may have had to take a back seat.Īfter assessing the current situation, and based on feedback from our valued enterprise customers, Chrome is extending our support for Windows 7 until at least January 15, 2022. Facing difficult business and technology decisions, supporting a changing work environment, and navigating uncertainty are among just a few of the issues IT leaders have faced over the course of 2020.
This year has presented a lot of challenges for organizations of all sizes. Apple released the first public beta version of macOS 14 today.Editor's note: In order to protect enterprises that are continuing their transition away from Windows 7, Chrome is extending support for Windows 7 through Janufor critical security and stability updates. MacOS Sonoma was announced last month and is currently in developer and public beta. The iCloud Passwords extension makes these browsers just as compatible as Safari. This lets you easily enter usernames, passwords, and authentication codes from iCloud Keychain without copying and pasting from System Settings on the Mac. ICloud Passwords for the Microsoft Edge macOS browser also reached version 2.0.5 today, and iCloud Keychain on macOS Sonoma is fully compatible.
They work on Chromium-based browsers, too, including the Browser Company’s interesting new Arc browser. The existing iCloud Passwords extension for Chrome has been updated to version 2.0.5 today, and it works great on Chrome for macOS 14.Ĭhrome extensions aren’t just limited to Google’s Chrome browser either. The new version of macOS will be the first to expand iCloud Keychain support beyond Safari. That’s about to change with macOS Sonoma. iCloud Keychain was a Safari-only party on the Mac.
The only catch is that Chrome users needed to use Windows. MacOS Sonoma’s best kept secret is really no secret at all, and it’s something Chrome browser users are going to love.įor the longest time, Apple has supported iCloud Keychain for both Safari and Chrome users.
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