Google announced today that it’ll be continuing support for Chrome on Windows XP through at least April 2015 — a full year after Microsoft stops issuing security patches on XP.

Still, XP holds the No. 2 spot among all operating systems, behind Windows 7 but ahead of Windows 8 and 8.1. The Windows market is due for a shakeup this summer, however, when Microsoft launches ...

Because it means that, for users still on Windows XP and Windows Vista, accessing Gmail on the last supported version of Chrome for their OS, version 49, opens up their Gmail to security ...

In a post on the official Chrome blog, Google said it will extend its Windows XP support of Chrome to April 2015. Currently, Microsoft plans to stop supporting XP on April 8th 2014.

Microsoft will officially retire its Windows XP operating system early next year, but Google on Wednesday announced it will continue to support its Chrome browser for the platform through at least ...

Microsoft is ending all support for Windows XP in April 2014, and doing its best to move users to newer versions of its desktop operating system. But Google isn’t letting go so easily.

Adios, Windows XP, Vista, and numerous Mac OS X versions. Bye-bye Chrome If you’re on a legacy operating system it’s inadvisable to continue using Chrome—especially if any of your other ...

Just as it did for Windows XP, Google is offering extended Chrome support for Windows 7 for at least 18 months after Microsoft stops delivering free patches for the desktop OS. As most ZDNet ...