This is where most people get stuck. If you search for "Download Chrome" on Google, the first result usually takes you to the standard landing page. While this usually works, sometimes the auto-detection fails, or it tries to push a version meant for Big Sur or Monterey.

That link will always serve you the version of Chrome for your specific Mac model, whether you have an Intel Mac, M2 Mac, or an older MacBook Pro. Do not trust third-party "archives" claiming to have build 10157—they are almost certainly traps.

This method guarantees a build because Google publishes the hashes directly.

: Typically, if you go to the official Google Chrome download page, Google's servers will attempt to detect your OS and offer the most compatible version.

As of early 2024, Google Chrome still supports macOS Catalina 10.15. However, Google periodically raises the minimum requirements. End of Life Warning:

To launch Chrome: