Google will, therefore, be using nag screens to remind anyone running versions of Chrome below the current version 55 that GSuite apps will stop working soon in Chrome prior to 53. So-called ‘nag screens’ are one of main ways that we are reminded that applications and systems will soon no-longer be supported or accessible. Windows XP and Vista users will also have noticed that Google Drive is now inaccessible via those Operating systems. Google will soon be upgrading from version 55 to 56 of its Google Chrome browser, and Google actually stopped releasing Chrome updates for Windows XP and Vista version 49 more than a year ago. It’s no big surprise, therefore, that Google is also now singing more loudly from the same upgrade hymn-sheet. Since the introduction of Windows 10, and since the ceasing of support for previous operating systems XP and soon Vista, Windows users have become used to Microsoft’s message that an upgrade is necessary and inevitable. Filed under: Business, News, Software, Technical, Securityįrom December this year, if you are still using Windows XP or Vista, you will no longer be able to access your Googlemail / Gmail account in anything other than basic HTML interface.
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