According to a report from The Verge, a version of Google Chrome browser that works natively on Arm-powered Windows 11 machines has been seen in one of the nightly canary builds of Chrome. First spotted by Twitter (now sadly known as X) user Pedro Justo in Google's Canary channel, this development has folks wondering if this means Windows 12 is lurking somewhere not too far behind.
Color us all surprised by this, as Chrome has never been supported natively on Arm-based Windows systems before. This is a shocking turn of events indeed, as running Chrome on a Windows Arm system has been known to be buggy, and for Google to finally address this as we eagerly await the launch of Windows 12, which is supposed to have native Arm support built in.
