Chrome Not Opening On Mac

Check whether the Chrome browser is already open or running in the background.

To check this, press the Option + Command + Esc keys together.

Otherwise, click the Force Quit option from the Apple menu at the top-left corner of your screen.

Select Google Chrome from the displayed list and click Force Quit.

Now, try re-launching the Chrome browser and check if the issue is resolved.

If the Chrome Not Opening On Mac, reboot your Mac computer.

In case you don’t find the Force Quit menu, click the Go menu on the top menu bar.

Select the Go to Folder option from the displayed list.

Enter ~/Library/Application Support in the Go to Folder window, hit the Enter key, or click on the Go button.

Now, locate the folder that is named as Google.

Right-click on the Google folder and select the Get Info option from the displayed list.

Go to the Sharing & Permissions section and click on the Lock icon at the bottom right corner of the screen.

You must be an admin user to make changes to the Mac computer.

When prompted to enter the Mac password, enter it correctly.

You can now locate the user who has issues opening the Chrome browser to check the user’s Privilege.

If you find the Privilege in the Read Only mode. Change it to Read & Write.

If you are facing the same opening issue for all users, set the same settings to all users.

Click on the Settings icon and select the ‘Apply to enclosed items…’ option from the displayed list.

Now, restart your Mac computer, and try opening the Google Chrome browser.

If the Chrome Not Opening On Mac, uninstall and reinstall Google Chrome to fix the problem.

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