Chrome 49.0.2623.112 For Mac

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Hi My MAC is 5 years old and it works GREAT. I only use it for email, surfing web, occasionally do word and excel sheets. All my bank accounts have double password protection, so I feel my accounts are secured. YET, I get messages from Apple/Chrome I should upgrade to new version of Chrome. (1) Do I really need to upgrade since I'm accustomed to how everything now works? My MAC is: Lion, version 10.7.5 Chrome is: Version 49.0.2623.112 64 bit (2) Do I need to update my Lion, as it too works fine for me.

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Blessings, Greg D. In computing terms your operating system i.e. Lion and your version of Chrome are ancient. Yes they may do what you want and need and it sounds like you have taken some reasonable steps regarding passwords but the fact is that your software is old and therefore does not have fixes included in it for in particular known security flaws discovered since. Potentially criminals could exploit these known flaws to either take over your computer and install malware to monitor your usage and therefore discover your passwords, or to exploit flaws which let them listen to your network traffic. This is why you may be getting messages from some websites warning you that you are using an old no longer supported web-browser.

In the worst cases you may find some websites refuse to allow you to use them because of this. Typically manufacturers in this case Apple and Google will only provide security fixes for the current and previous and if your lucky previous two versions. So as you are running Lion and since then there have been Mountain Lion, Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan and now Sierra you will not get any fixes not even very important security fixes from Apple. Google no longer support Macs running anything older than Mavericks. So for pure home use your right you can carry on, but if you are using the Internet especially for shopping or banking then you should seriously consider upgrading.

Depending on the exact age/model of MacBook Pro you have you could upgrade to El Capitan but not Sierra or if you have a slightly newer model you might be able to upgrade to Sierra i.e. Xbox 360 emulator mac download free. The current version. Do not upgrade until you have checked your applications are going to be compatible and if needed upgrade them first. Also Sierra and El Capitan realistically need 8GB of RAM. An SSD drive would be a big help but is not compulsory.

In computing terms your operating system i.e. Lion and your version of Chrome are ancient. Yes they may do what you want and need and it sounds like you have taken some reasonable steps regarding passwords but the fact is that your software is old and therefore does not have fixes included in it for in particular known security flaws discovered since. Potentially criminals could exploit these known flaws to either take over your computer and install malware to monitor your usage and therefore discover your passwords, or to exploit flaws which let them listen to your network traffic. This is why you may be getting messages from some websites warning you that you are using an old no longer supported web-browser. In the worst cases you may find some websites refuse to allow you to use them because of this. Typically manufacturers in this case Apple and Google will only provide security fixes for the current and previous and if your lucky previous two versions.