The updated Chrome stands out is its integration with various Google services, such as Gmail and Google Drive. Of course a lot of you are probably coming from Firefox, which is another great browser but try the updated Chrome, when I did, I never looked back. If you haven’t tried Chrome on Linux, now is the time, trust me. Of course we have posted a few times about Chrome or Chromium as some of you call it but this post will be automatically updated to feature the latest Chrome browser for Ubuntu. Today we will feature Google Chrome for Ubuntu. Enough of my philosophical views, lol, please read on… Remove GPG key and repository: sudo rm -rf /etc/apt//google_linux_signing_key.asc sudo rm -rf /etc/apt//google-chrome.Hello everyone, you can download Chrome for Ubuntu, but before you do that that just know my week has been pretty good, well not that good but not that either, if that makes sense? I know life can simply be really tough at times but we have to stay strong and remember tomorrow is another day, if not tomorrow, next week is another week, next month is another month, next year is another year, lets always look at the brighter side of things, after we look through the darkness. If you want to completely remove Google Chrome and related dependencies, execute the following command: sudo apt purge -autoremove -y google-chrome-stable google-chrome -headless -disable-gpu -screenshot=test.png -window-size=1920,1080 Uninstall Google Chrome The screenshot is saved as a test.png file in the current working directory. The following command captures a screenshot of a page. We can run the Google Chrome in a headless environment. When installation is completed, we can check Google Chrome version: google-chrome -version Testing Google Chrome Update the package lists and install Google Chrome: sudo apt update sudo apt install -y google-chrome-stable Install Google Chromeĭownload GPG key by using the following command: sudo wget -qO /etc/apt//google_linux_signing_key.asc Īdd the Google Chrome repository: echo "deb stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt//google-chrome.list This tutorial shows how to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu 22.04. Chrome is based on the open-source Chromium project. Chrome is a free software, but is not open-source. Google Chrome is a cross-platform, fast, secure web browser developed by Google.
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