After updating my MacBook Pro to Sequoia Chrome is not loading most websites

Incorrect, now is February 2025 and I just updated. I still have the same problem. Apple, what did you do wrong ? How can I solve it.

There's more than 10-15 people.

Mac working fine, install macOS sequila, Chrome stops.

run from finder as suggested by a user on this forum works again.

/Applications/google chrome - open package

contents/Mac OS/google chrome

this is happening to me as well

I have tried the following

1. delete and redownload chrome
2. replace chrome with newer version
3. reset in chrome using chrome://settings/reset

but nothing works and no webpage is opening on chrome, please help

I am running a Macbook pro 13 2018

First make sure you are running the latest version of Chrome. There was an update yesterday. Other than that you’ll likely have to wait for Google to get its act together with an update. However yours is the first I’ve heard of this issue.

Apply told me to contact google or its something with my setting. Safari will not allow me to download Chrome. I shave all my work password and links stored in google. This is so inconvenient, I could not work today. Now I am manually bookmarking my pages to Safari (which I hate).

For me it’s Safari and chrome that doesn’t work, Firefox works but maybe not running the latest version. If I only use Firefox it’s fine, the second I launch Safari it glitches my router so not only does Safari not access the internet all other devices can’t and I have to reboot my router. Apple needs to fix this but hasn’t yet, Even 15.1 doesn’t fix it.

After waiting for 15.1 and my several beta testers in my fleet to not report any problems, we released Sequoia to our org. About 40 users in and one of the folks running a 14" 2021 Macbook Pro who upgraded from 14.7.1 to 15.1 immediately reported that his Chrome and 3 other Chromium browsers all behaved the same way. NO pages would load. Error was ERR_CONNECTION_RESET

We tried dumping and reinstalling Chrome, running the reset command, dumping cache, turning off firewall, confirming that Safari and Firefox worked without a hitch, booting into safe mode, we EVEN went to recovery console and reinstalled the OS. Nothing helped. Apple support had suggested wiping the device entirely OR just creating a new user. Well. the new user solved the problem! So something about the upgrade to 15.1 caused something bad to happen with the original user profile. We're waiting for Apple to tell us more about 1) WHAT caused it and 2) whether there's a command to execute that can fix that user.

Regrettably neither of the 2 agents I spoke with had a familiarity with this issue (so much for the forums making their way into Apple's awareness) but they were very pleasant and professional at least :)

I suspect that people don't want to create a new user, though for some it might be a relatively painless solution.

I will update this post if I learn anything useful w/r to fixing -- or better yet avoiding -- this problem from happening.

This seems to work well for me. Somehow the Chrome update never came up until I did this. Thank you

I did that but the problem was not resolved and I am loosing time and money because everything is stored in Google Chrome.

I cannot utilize my chrome app on my MacBook Air anymore after the Sequoia update.

Turns out I can open it if I run it as superuser:

sudo /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome

This is not a very secure way to do things, but I really to depend on Chrome.

alexsigout wrote:

Nope, it's opening on other devices, like iPhone, iPad, and a non-Sequoia MacBook.

FWIW, I didn't have IPv6 enabled in my router. Once I enabled it I could reach the link you sent in Chrome and Safari.

After update to Sequoia, I had an issue after opening the dev tools in Chrome on locaclhost. Everything is fine until dev tools is opened, and then whole site breaks. I have tried a lot of different ways and finally found the solution.

In dev tools settings untick 'Enable Local Overrides' - this has solved the issue for me.

Hi, for me the solution is also creating a new user account. It works fine then. But now I have to transfer everything there.

apple support told me they will send me some further instructions but they never reached me. But I can do this by myself anyway. Just super annoying as it cost me a lot of time trying to find out what the issue is. And it seems there are not just a few people who have the problem.

Going into system settings > Privacy and Security > local networks, and toggling the Google permission on like you suggested fixed it. I just had to restart after toggling it on and everything worked perfectly. Thank you so much!