Raspberry Pi users might be even happier.

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Google has announced plans to release Chrome for ARM64 Linux devices in Q2 2026, enabling use on Raspberry Pi, Snapdragon-based laptops, and NVIDIA DGX Spark. While Chromium has long been available on ARM Linux, it lacks DRM support, seamless Google account sync, and proprietary features that Chrome offers. Google previously released ARM builds for macOS in 2020 and Windows in 2024, making the Linux ARM release notably late. The announcement hints that NVIDIA's DGX Spark partnership may have been a catalyst for the move.

Good News! Google Chrome on Linux is Getting the Much Awaited Upgrade

Took a real long time due to Google's apathy towards Linux