

Have any thoughts on this? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook. If you got your hands on a new Mac with the latest M1 chip, do yourself a favor and update to the correct version of Chrome. So far, this seems to have fixed those issues. I’m not the only one with this issue, but as it turns out, I simply needed to clear out my browser cache. Then you need to click on the 'Download Chrome' button to proceed. When you visit this page, it will automatically detect that you are using a Mac device and it will suggest you Google Chrome for Mac. One thing I’m noticed, however, is that basic things like Twitter videos were not loading on my timeline or other things like certain notifications weren’t showing up. First, you need to visit the download page of Google Chrome from the Safari or any other browser of your Mac. READ MORE: Chrome is now the fastest web browser for M1 Macs After installing it on my machine, I could tell right away that things were moving a whole lot quicker.

Once installed, you should be running the latest version of Chrome optimized for your M1 Mac. You will find all the drives that exist on your Mac and you can just select your desired drive for the software. So downloading the universal version should do the trick. Launch the software and choose the drive where you have lost the browsing data. Meaning it can run natively on both Intel-based Macs and Macs with Apple Silicon (M1 and future versions). UPDATE: Google now offers a universal version of Google Chrome.

Tap on the Download Chrome button on the top right-hand cornerĪ pop-up box will be displayed asking you to choose which version of Chrome want to be installed on your MacBook If you have a new MacBook with the M1 chip, do yourself a favor and follow these steps below:
