Starting with Chrome 109, Chrome Apps on Windows, Mac and Linux will no longer work. The installed Chrome Apps are still launchable. Starting in Chrome 105, if you’re force-installing any Chrome apps, users are shown a message stating that the app is no longer supported. Removal of support for Chrome apps: Chrome apps are being phased out in favor of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and web-standard technologies.This improvement allows better protection for all Chrome extension users. These activities are analyzed on Google servers and further improve the detection of malicious and policy violating extensions. It also monitors certain activities such as APIs executed and remote hosts contacted.

Browser extensions telemetry: If Safe Browsing > Enhanced protection is enabled, Chrome now collects telemetry information about installed extensions.You need to upgrade to a more recent version of Chrome if you want to continue using Chrome sync. Chrome sync no longer supports Chrome 73 and earlier.You can now move Side Panel to left side in Chrome ( How-to Guide).

The new version of Chrome comes with following changes and enhancements:

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In other words, for those running one of the now-abandoned operating systems, Chrome will be a lot less secure. And because Google bakes Adobe's Flash Player - a notoriously vulnerable application - into Chrome, the browser's users will no longer get Flash security updates. Users of XP, Vista, Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion can continue to run Chrome - it won't stop working simply because version 50 appeared - but they will no longer receive browser upgrades containing new or enhanced features, or bug fixes and security patches. That wasn't true then or now: Microsoft continues to support Windows Vista with security updates and will issue patches for the OS through April 11, 2017. At the time, Google argued that those operating systems 'were no longer actively supported by Microsoft and Apple.' But in November it pushed back the deadline to April 2016 and added Vista and the three versions of OS X to the drop list. A year ago, Google announced that it would end support for Chrome on Windows XP by the end of 2015.

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