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Google releases Chrome 155 for desktop with 37 security fixes
Google says Chrome 155 for Windows, Mac and Linux includes 37 security fixes. The update rolls out over the coming days and weeks.
Google has moved Chrome 155 to its Stable channel for desktop computers. According to the Chrome Releases post, the update includes 37 security fixes.
Google doesn’t say in the post that any of these flaws have been exploited.
Who it affects
People using Google Chrome on a desktop or laptop. The post lists these versions:
- Windows and Mac: 155.0.8059.79/.80
- Linux: 155.0.8059.79
Google says the update will roll out over the coming days and weeks, so not every computer receives it at the same time.
What the source says
The release post announces the version numbers and lists the security fixes; it doesn’t include separate steps for users. A computer showing one of the version numbers above, or a later one, has the update.
Our browser privacy and security guide explains how browser updates work and where Chrome’s update and safety settings are, based on Google’s instructions.