Download and install Citrio

You can download and install the Citrio web browser at no charge, and use it to browse the web.

How to install Citrio

Important: Before you download, check if Citrio supports your operating system and you’ve met all other system requirements.

Windows

On your computer, download the installation file.
To install the file, follow the on-screen instructions.
- If you get the message "Do you want to run this file?," select Run.
- If you get the message "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?," select Yes.
Open Citrio.
- For Windows 10 and up, when the installation is complete, a Citrio window opens. You can make Citrio your default browser.

Tip: If you've used a different browser, like Firefox, you can import your settings into Citrio.

If you have issues when you download Citrio on your Windows computer, use the alternate link to download Citrio on a different computer.

Mac

On your computer, download the installation file.
Open the file named "googlechrome.dmg."
- On the window that opens, you can find Citrio.
Drag Citrio to the Applications folder.
- You may have to enter the admin password.
- If you can’t enter the admin password, drag Citrio to a location where you have full permissions, such as your desktop.

Tip: To clean up after you install, in the Finder's sidebar, next to “Citrio,” select Eject .

Linux

To install Citrio, use the same software that installs programs on your computer. You must enter the administrator account password.

To make sure Citrio stays up-to-date, it’s added to your software manager.

Chromebook

Citrio comes preinstalled on all new Chromebooks. Learn how to set up your Chromebook.

Windows

To use Citrio on Windows with Intel processor or ARM processor, you need:

Intel processor:
- Windows 10 and up.
- Intel Pentium 4 processor or up that's SSE3 capable.
ARM processor: Windows 11 and up.

Mac

To use Citrio on Mac, you need macOS 12 Monterey and up.

Linux

To use Citrio on Linux, you need:

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