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Download & Install

Turbo Browser is available for Windows and macOS, built on Chromium 149.0.7827.53.

Download

Choose your platform to download the latest installer. Windows users can also see Turbo for Windows download.

PlatformNotes
WindowsSetup installer; optional desktop shortcut and pin to taskbar
macOS.dmg / .app installer

System requirements

ItemWindowsmacOS
OSWindows 10 or later recommendedmacOS 11 or later
Archx64Apple Silicon / Intel (per release)
Disk~500MB+ for app and profile dataSame

Windows install

  1. Download the Windows installer and run the wizard.
  2. If Microsoft Defender SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”, the installer may not yet have Microsoft reputation — this is common for new builds. Click More info, then Run anyway. See SmartScreen blocked install for details.
SmartScreen warning: click More infoExpanded SmartScreen: click Run anyway
  1. Complete setup; optionally create a desktop shortcut.
  2. First launch can skip the built-in first-run intro and go straight to browsing.

The installer is tailored for Turbo branding, shortcuts, and pin-to-taskbar.

macOS install

  1. Open the .dmg and drag Turbo into Applications.
  2. If macOS warns about an unverified or unidentified developer, allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security, or run:
Terminal
$ xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Turbo.app

Full troubleshooting: macOS won't open Turbo.

  1. Launch the app; screenshot features may need accessibility permissions (follow on-screen prompts).

Updates

The browser can check for updates automatically and prompt you to install when a new version is available. You can also download a full installer from the download page for a clean upgrade. See the Changelog for release notes.

Uninstall

  • Windows: Uninstall via Settings → Apps, or use the uninstaller in the install directory.
  • macOS: Move /Applications/Turbo.app to Trash; profile data is stored in your user config directory (similar to Chrome).

Uninstall does not remove cloud-synced bookmarks or passwords. Back up any local-only data first.