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Chrome on XP - Message says, No Longer Supported - What Now?This computer will no longer receive Google Chrome updates because Windows XP and Windows Vista are no longer supported (april 1st - 2016)ended on Version 49.0.2623.110 stopping short of version #50for those who are still using XP and Vista, there are still browser options, such as Firefox, which will support Vista until they can't any longer. Four other browsers still supporting XP and Vista are Lunascape, SlimBrowser, Slimjet and Avant:Avant Browser DownloadDownload - Avant Browser - The full-featured tri-core rendering Avant Browser which supports IE/Firefox/Chrome engines is fast, stable and memory leak free. Supported as long as you’re running Service Pack 1 (SP1) or later. DownloadFastest Internet Browser & Best Internet Browser Free Download. Free Net Browser Download. DownloadDownload the fastest web browser for Windows and Linux for free.You can get more info by looking round each site. Opera: Supported and safe to use, although it may be unstable on some older PCs Firefox 45 is ok using with Windows XP 32-bit and 64-bit. also the Pale Moon Atom/XP build.(this might struggle on much older machines with xp)

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Support Windows XP for as long as technically possible." Well, while that's definitely better than hearing that a browser will no longer support Windows XP, there's also no guarantee that that "as long as technically possible" doesn't suddenly turn into "will no longer support Windows XP" rather soonish...But, what you need to fully understand is that any XP support, even by Opera, will be a winding down clock at best. In particular, security patches for the chromium engine itself will no longer ripple down to XP users via chromium updates routinely embedded into new browser updates, since the engine itself has deprecated support for certain XP-related specific code peculiarities starting with chromium 50. Note especially that deprecation does not just mean that chromium developers won't test any longer for XP compatibility, but it means that any specific XP-related chromium code will be removed whenever various parts of the chromium code get worked on for whatever reasons. With time and normal chromium code evolution, more and more vestigial pieces of any remaining XP-related code will be pruned out of the engine. In other words, the inherent incompatibility of chromium itself with XP will only grow over time.Unless Opera were to somehow fashion patches for chromium vulnerabilities in Opera's own GUI layers sitting on top of the chromium/Blink engine (which may not even be possible in various cases), future chromium vulnerabilities (and these will indeed occur) would still have to remain unpatched for XP users. Likewise, chromium XP incompatibilities impacting SlimJet will sooner or later force them to either stay with a last known-good chromium engine that they can keep patched for XP users (a costly forking process that I doubt they can economically withstand) or else they will have to abandon XP users just like other chromium/Blink browsers are now doing. My speculation is that abandonment point will be reached much sooner, rather than later, given the realities of code updating involved.None of this necessarily means the immediate 'end of the world' for XP users. Existing apps software on those systems will still work, in many cases for a very long time. But it does mean that updates for XP-compatible software will gradually dry up, starting with browsers and such, followed by antivirus programs, etc. XP users will have to employ more and more 'safe hex' when/if taking their systems online in coming years as this all unfolds. It may also mean that those users may need to adopt more protection tools than in the past (installing extensions like browser ad-blockers or script-blockers while they can still be found for XP-compatible browser versions, installing and maintaining a robust host file, and so on). The key here is to be proactive in finding tools while they can still be found online in XP-compatible forms. I speak from experience, most recently in driving a Win98FE system online until 2010, whereupon it just became impossible to keep it secure. (It still sits here in periodic use for certain old, unique software - but its