Installing Chrome will also add the repository to your package manager. Open a terminal and use the following commands to install Google Chrome on Debian based Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Debian, Kali, and Linux Mint.

Install Chrome on Ubuntu, Debian, and Linux Mint Select the package which matches your Linux distro, then download So for example, for Debian and Ubuntu select DEB and for CentOS or RHEL select RPM package.

On the page “Get Chrome for Linux” select a package matching your Linux distribution package management.

An alternative approach is to download Google Chrome for Linux using any of your currently installed web browser by downloading the package from the following Google Chrome download page.

In the following instructions, we’ll be using the wget command to download Chrome and the distro’s package manager to locally install the downloaded file.

As stated earlier, Linux distros don’t typically include Chrome in a default repo, so it must first be downloaded from Google’s website.

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