Is Google Chrome 155 end-of-life?

As of 2026-10-12: No. Google Chrome 155 is supported; its end-of-life date is 2026-10-20 (in 8 days).

Google Chrome release cycles

Status of every cycle as of 2026-10-12, newest first: supported, security-only (active support ended), eol or unknown.

Dates, LTS and versions from the API

This page shows the status only. The signed API answer has every cycle with its release, support and end-of-life dates, LTS flag and latest version: GET /v1/eol/chrome ($0.001 per call, paid with x402 in USDC; no account, no API key).

• GET /v1/eol/{product}/{cycle}: one cycle, $0.001.
• POST /v1/eol/check: up to 50 product versions in one call, $0.01.
• GET /v1/eol/image?image=node:18-alpine3.19: a container image, its runtime and base OS, $0.005.
• POST /v1/stack/check: up to 50 product versions, 50 packages (purls) checked against OSV.dev and 100 CVEs checked against CISA KEV in one call, $0.012.
• POST /v1/stack/watch: the same stack check, then only what changed on each re-check with its signed token (an end-of-life date passed or near, a new KEV listing, a new advisory), $0.012.
• Free: /v1/eol/preview (signed sample) and /v1/validate?dataset=eol&id=chrome.

Source

Data from endoflife.date (https://endoflife.date), Copyright 2020 endoflife.date contributors, MIT License.

Snapshot eol-20261011T184823Z-fb3e9d0a, data as of 2026-10-11T18:48:23Z, source last checked 2026-10-11T18:48:23.000Z.

Licences and attribution: /licences. How snapshots are made and verified: /provenance.

Data is provided as is, without warranty of any kind. Payments are final. Every dataset is normalised (modified) from the sources named here, and no source endorses this service.