Google Chrome is a Web
browser from Google used by most of the user. On windows OS it is
available in both in 32 bit and 64 bit OS version but not available
on Mac OS in 64 bit version.
But
now Google
will launch the official, non-beta, 64-bit version of its Chrome
web browser for OS X in November, a few months after an early build
of the browser was made available on its Canary
and Dev channels.
In
a blog post, Google stated:
Unlike on Windows, where Chrome is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit, on Mac, Chrome will only be available in 64-bit with version 39 and after. As a result, 32-bit NPAPI plugins will not work on Chrome on Mac version 39 onwards."
In
theory, running the 64-bit build of Chrome on OS X should offer
better performance for users compared to the 32-bit version. Almost
all Mac PCs are able to run the 64-bit version of Chrome, so dumping
the 32-bit build shouldn't be a huge issue. If you are an OS X user,
are you planning to use the new version of Chrome when it comes out?
Source: Google
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