If you want to download Google's new web browser "Chrome", you'll need to download a small 474 KB installer from its official website and then it'll download the required files of approx. 7 MB from Google server.
Its annoying and painful when you want to install Chrome in more than one computer. You'll have to download the required setup files in each system.
Now no need to worry, Google is providing a standalone installer which doesn't require net connection while installing the browser. So you can download it once and then install it in as many systems as you want without any problem.
Download Full Standalone Offline Installer for Latest Google Chrome
There is also another benefit in downloading this standalone installer. It doesn't contain the Google Update EXE file.
This article was posted in Browsers, Google Chrome, Software Zone.
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Dewi
Thanks nice this google chrome download links
SUR the ENDER
Its nice. Faster than the other websites. only 8 mb. Other websites had it for 12 mb
[NewZealand]Julz
THANK YOU
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AMK
Thanks a lot pal...
Keep doing good things...
ur friendly pal...
Amit Kaushik (AMK)
Mahir
thank you so much.. i was looking for this..
tech
thank you very much
Tangmeister
Excuse me,
Vishal, I don't know what's going on with that user who said the offline-installed one could detect new versions, it shouldn't.
To update it without redownloading the offline installer, you'll need to get the online installer.
And if you let the online installer run long enough, it will start to make the offline version detect updates, in a similar or same fashion as the online one...
One more thing. It's wierd how someone would NEED an OFFLINE WEB BROWSER in the first place...
Unless you're me, and your internet's slow.
PS> WHO WANTS TO READ THE SYSTEM DRIVE WHEN IT'S BLOCKED BY YOUR ADMIN??? GOOGLE CHROME CAN READ THE C: DRIVE REGARDLESS OF RESTRICTIONS (at least, at a local school's network)
Tangmeister
Oh, and by the way, if you link to the offline installer, you'll have to update it EVERY TIME the Google folks update it, as the parent folder containing the installer will change.
I do a search under google like this:
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"chromeinstaller.exe OR chrome_installer.exe site:dl.google.com"
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and there I go, my installer is ready!
jason
crap wen?
Irfan
I am using the Windows eXperience adn tried dowlading the offline as well as the normal one stiil not working any suggestions