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Chrome can be installed by Terminal command as follows
1) sudo dpkg --install google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
2) during installation if the following error occurs:
error processing package google-chrome-stable (--install):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Processing triggers for desktop-file-utils (0.24-1ubuntu3) ...
Processing triggers for mime-support (3.64ubuntu1) ...
Processing triggers for man-db (2.9.1-1) ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
google-chrome-stable
3) Try running the following command:
sudo apt -f install
or
sudo apt-get install -f
4) Run chrome
/opt/google/chrome/chrome
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The Chrome Offline Installer for Windows
Chrome offline installer is available from the Chrome website, but it’s not easy to find. Note that when you do find it, it looks a lot like the regular Chrome download page. Click “Download Chrome anyway” and you’ll see different dialogs and a different file size to download. These downloads will work for Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10.
This is the Chrome web page for standalone downloads.
If you want to download the offline installer for a single user on a Windows machine, this is the link for you.
This will match your operating system architecture the way the standard Chrome download page does, so it’s good for both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows machines.
However, it doesn’t work for everyone. If you specifically want to download Chrome 32-bit, here’s the page you need.
If you prefer:
- This is the 32-bit Chrome offline installer direct download link.
- For 64-bit Windows machines, this is the specific web page link.
- This is the 64-bit direct download link.
What about if you want to download Chrome’s offline installer for use on multiple machines? That’s one of the main reasons people want the offline installer, after all.
- Here’s the 32-bit offline installer for all users on a PC.
- Here’s the 64-bit version.
If you’re downloading the Chrome offline installer from one of the web pages, rather than directly, here’s how to do it.
Click to download, then click “Accept and Install” to agree to the terms and download the installer. The file is 57MB, significantly larger than the stub installer.
Once you’ve downloaded the file, you’ll be prompted by system dialogs. You might have to save the file and then run it manually, depending on your specific Windows version and how you have it set up. You will not need an internet connection to install Chrome once this file has been downloaded.
Once the installer has downloaded, you can copy it onto a USB and use it to install Chrome on multiple computers without needing an internet connection.
It’s worth noting that Chrome offline installations don’t automatically update. If you don’t want to update automatically, and you’re installing on multiple devices, consider the Windows MSI Chrome installer.
The Chrome Offline Installer for Mac
Apple dropped support for the 32-bit version of Chrome, so there’s only a 64-bit option.
Here’s the web page link to download it. The file is about 80MB.
Once it’s downloaded, open the file googlechrome.dmg and drag Chrome to the Applications folder. You don’t need an internet connection to do this.
The Chrome Offline Installer for Linux
There’s a Chrome offline installer for the most popular Linux builds: Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and openSUSE.
Here’s the link. The file is about 59MB.
For all other Linux distros, you’ll need to download the Chromium package.
Once the file is downloaded, click “OK” to open the package and then click “Install Package.” You can do this any time without an internet connection.
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