Situation
Suggestion
Wait until Chrome for Testing minimum version v153.0.8001.0 is available in the stable channel. Refer to https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/last-known-good-versions.json for current status.
Add a matrix to example-chrome-for-testing.yml and test under
Remove the explicit Chrome for Testing version selection:
with:
chrome-version: 140
so that the default stable channel is used.
Align the README documentation section accordingly.
Situation
The workflow example-chrome-for-testing.yml runs a specific Chrome for Testing version
140in theubuntu-24.04GitHub Actions runner image.The latest
stableversion of Chrome for Testing is152.0.7977.42Cypress supports the latest 3 major versions: 152, 151 & 150
According to Chrome for Testing > Supported platforms
linux-arm64is supported since v153.0.8001.0Chrome for Testing availability shows >=153 available in the
canaryandbetachannels.Chrome Platform Status indicates a plan for Chrome 153 to move to
stablestatus on Aug 26, 2026.browser-actions/setup-chrome@v2.2.0 added support for Linux arm64
Suggestion
Wait until Chrome for Testing minimum version v153.0.8001.0 is available in the
stablechannel. Refer to https://googlechromelabs.github.io/chrome-for-testing/last-known-good-versions.json for current status.Add a matrix to example-chrome-for-testing.yml and test under
Remove the explicit Chrome for Testing version selection:
so that the default
stablechannel is used.Align the README documentation section accordingly.