How To Install Chrome On Linux Mint 13

• #five

Or....you can apply the settings to exclude google....and install CHROMIUM

And it is in the repository of Linux Mint

This begs the question....which Linux are you running ?

• #seven

omg....it is in his topic title !....Linux Mint 20

Yes, Chromium is definitely in the Software Manager, if you wish to requite that a endeavor.

Basically it runs fast, without google interference .

The settings give yous the power to hold google at arms length if that is what you wish.

• #9

picture of sync settings in Chromium.....(where information technology says Chrome, read chromium....the same applies to both)

• #10

btw.....Welcome to Linux.org !

• #12

That is current.

I am running Chromium Version 96.0.4664.45 (Official Build) for Linux Mint (64-bit)

• #13

Wait? Google Chrome shouldn't be in the default repositories. Google's license doesn't allow for that.

After that,

At least one Distro I know offers chrome in their repository PCLinuxOS does & MX does likewise via their package installer.
In any consequence if op is running Mint Chromium or you can download from google and install fine.

Last edited: November 26, 2022

• #15

That is an interesting read.

I would accept believed that it was an pick going by the blurb in settings.

Non a problem in my case, because I do non use Sync

• #17

According to the article linked by @KGIII, it is not possible.

I still believe it is. Otherwise Google would non publish the info I posted a pic of in post#9

Deplorable, I know that is disruptive !....join the society !......Is it worth your while installing chromium to detect out ?

• #19

To install Google Chrome on Debian/Ubuntu

Code:

                      wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb                    

once the deb package is downloaded you tin can install information technology with Gdebi or Qapt

If you lot utilize Chromium for Linux it's of import to know that your sync data volition not be deleted but will only be available locally. Any data you have synced from Chromium to your Google account volition remain available through My Google Activeness page and Google Takeout, as well every bit from the Google Chrome. Non every Chromium-based browser will be affected by the API change. Vivaldi, which is based on Chromium, uses its ain sync engine and therefore unaffected

• #xx

This video explains it:

Download from this link:

Source: https://www.linux.org/threads/what-is-the-best-way-to-install-google-chrome-on-linux-mint-20.37842/

Posted by: murrayclarand.blogspot.com

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