To do so, the command will be as written below: $ sudo dpkg -I google-chrome-stable_current_b Note: Alternatively, one can use the “dpkg” manager instead of “apt” to install Google Chrome. In our case, we used the following command to install it on Ubuntu 22.04: $ sudo apt install. The downloaded file will be available in the “ Home” directory by default. Note: Alternatively, you can go to the following link and get the latest “.deb” package using GUI: The output shows that the “.deb” file has been downloaded successfully. The command below will utilize the “wget” utility to download the Debian package file of current stable version: $ wget Go to the official website and copy the link of the latest “. Here, a step-by-step process of installation is provided: Step 1: Download. deb” package file and use it to install Chrome. On the official website of Google Chrome, users can obtain the “.

Method 1: Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu 22.04 From the Official Website This guide will address the possible methods to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu 22.04. Being a vast range of users, this post is dedicated to Ubuntu 22.04 users, which is the most recent LTS of Ubuntu. Chrome is available for all the famous Linux distributions being used. It offers numerous features, including extensions and customization support. A large community of Linux users does prefer Google Chrome over any other browser. Google Chrome is an open-source and the most used browsing engine in the computing world. Install the deb file by running the following command: sudo dpkg -i. Once the download is complete, open a terminal window and navigate to the directory where the deb file is located. For example if we want Google Chrome version 1.119-1 the url would look like this: Visit the site replacing 'xxx' section with the exact version number you've obtained in step 1. There you will find a list of current and previous Google chrome versions, for example: There's also such question in google support -> (not answered yet) 102-1, our standalone installer URL will be -> To construct the full URL to the download file, we need to find the full version from here. The problem is that directories are forbidden and the exact URL of the file should be provided. In order to be able to install it, we need some standalone installer that is available in dl. copy it and construct the exact URL for Google to find it -įor example, we want to install Major Version: 85.0.

The only way I found to install older version of chrome for Linux (Ubuntu), was to find the full version from here:

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