While this could make many think that Google might launch a UWP version of Google Chrome, this is certainly not the case, though this could come in very handy to Windows 10 S users. Windows 10 S can be upgraded to Windows 10 Pro should anyone need Win32 software, including Google’s browser. Google itself mentions in the Microsoft Store listing that this installer won’t work on Windows 10 S, the Windows 10 version that’s specifically restricted to apps in the Windows Store without permission to install Win32 software.
It goes without saying that this isn’t the full version of Google Chrome, but only an installer that serves as an easy way to download the browser. Today, however, a Google Chrome installer showed up in the Microsoft Store, allowing users to start the installation of the company’s browser without having to manually load the official website to get it.
Google has never been a big supporter of Microsoft’s modern apps, now called UWP apps, so aside from a rather useless search app, the company never released Windows 10 versions of its apps in the Microsoft Store.
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