Google today announced the availability of the standard version 95 of Google Chrome for iOS in the iTunes App Store on the official Chrome blog Announced. With the new version you can now download MOBILECONFIG files. This is similar to other file types. They are available on iOS systems. To ensure that the app can be used properly, Google has decided to no longer support the app on iOS 13.0 and above. There are also regular bug fixes and improvements to make the app more reliable. Update with version number 95.0.4638.50 requires iOS 14.0 or newer device and can now be downloaded from the iTunes App Store. More information about this update can be found below or in the iTunes App Store.
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Version 95.0.4638.50 can now be downloaded from the iTunes App Store:
Version 95.0.4638.50 has the following new features and improvements:
- You can now download MOBILECONFIG files. This is similar to other file types. They are available on iOS systems.
- Improved stability and performance.
Description via Google Chrome -> iTunes App Store for iOS
Browse the web with Google Chrome just like you have on your computer on iPhone and iPod. Pick up where you left off on other devices, use voice search and easily read websites in any language. If you switch from PC / Laptop to Phone, you no longer have to search the open website again. In Chrome, you can directly access open tabs, bookmarks and search queries from any device. So browser environment is always available on all your devices. Google Chrome is a global application for iOS, meaning it is designed for both iPhone and iPad.
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