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End of Steam Support for Chromebooks by 2026: A Closer Look

End of Steam Support for Chromebooks by 2026: A Closer Look

Google and Valve have announced plans to conclude support for the beta version of Steam on ChromeOS by January 1, 2026. This decision marks the end of an initiative that allowed Chromebook users to play games through Steam’s platform. The news, originally reported by a technology news outlet, is

Google and Valve to End Steam for Chromebooks Experiment in 2026

Google and Valve to End Steam for Chromebooks Experiment in 2026

Important updates for Chromebook users: Google and Valve have announced plans to discontinue support for Steam on Chromebook by January 1, 2026. This move will terminate the ongoing beta version, warning users that any games installed through the beta will not be accessible post this deadline. Steam was initially launched

Google and Valve to End 'Steam for Chromebooks' Experiment in January 2026

Google and Valve to End 'Steam for Chromebooks' Experiment in January 2026

Google and Valve are set to conclude the support for the ChromeOS version of Steam on January 1, 2026. The beta version, which has been available for Chromebooks, will no longer be supported. Users can still install Steam, but with an end-of-support notification. The notification states, "The Steam for

End of Steam Support on Chromebooks: What’s Next?

End of Steam Support on Chromebooks: What’s Next?

The experimental phase of using Steam on Chromebooks is set to end as Google and Valve plan to withdraw their support. The cessation will officially take place on January 1, 2026. Despite this, users can still install Steam on their devices, but they'll be greeted with a notice

Microsoft to End Support for Windows 11 SE: A ChromeOS Competitor Steps Down

Microsoft to End Support for Windows 11 SE: A ChromeOS Competitor Steps Down

Microsoft has announced that it will cease support for Windows 11 SE, a specialized version of Windows 11 designed to compete with Google’s ChromeOS in educational settings. This decision was discreetly shared through a Microsoft support document, noticed by German-langauge site Dr. Windows, highlighting that Windows 11 SE will