The application requires OS X 10.10 or later.” “You can’t use this version of the application Google Chrome with this version of OS X. Running a new version of Chrome fails with the following message: The page now states that OS X Yosemite 10.10 or later is needed to run the browser on an Apple computer, which means that those who stuck with OS X Mavericks would no longer be able to upgrade the browser. The search company hasn’t released any public announcement in this regard, but according to reports, the firm quietly updated the minimum system requirements for running Chrome on macOS.
To avoid blocking of newest version, have one version advance (Current + 1 ) in allowed list.A silent change that Google is believed to have made to Chrome puts an end to using the browser on older versions of macOS, forcing users to upgrade to the most recent releases. Important note : As new version of these browsers are released you will need update your allow list. We can create custom block page which perhaps can use for directing user to Help Desk to upgrade browsers. Next created object to return Exceptions, we need mark ( Force exception ) so other web access layer would work as designed. Place this combined object below all the allowed rules. ^Mozilla/\d+\.0 \(Windows (Phone|NT).*\) AppleWebKit.*Chrome.*Safari.*Edg/\d+.*Īs we want to limit the test to a few users so Add AND condition for client IP. Next Add -New UserAgent Object and check Chrome (all), Firebox (all), MS Edge (all)Īs Edge uses different sting to identify that what we have a proxy, we need to add it separately.įor that add a new Request header Object > Use header name "User-Agent" and add below header regex. Next, create a combined object to block all versions of Chrome Firebox and Edge Start by creating a new web access layer and give a recognizable name to it.įirst, create allow rules for the version we need to allow. In this approach, we will block all browsers and only allow certain versions.
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