This information is not associated with you or your Google Account. In Ubuntu, users can download and install Google Chrome through their GUI as well provided they have another web browser present.

This means you can not install Google Chrome on 32 bit Ubuntu systems as Google Chrome for Linux is only available for 64 bit systems. If you launch google-chrome as a background process (using the command 'google-chrome &') and then disown the process (running 'disown #', where # is the PID of the process), you can close the terminal and leave Chrome running. Installing Google Chrome by using the GUI. sudo apt update If one is available, use the upgrade option: Click to Copy! Upgrade and update the repository packages of the repository of the repository at apt Repository… The second step is to install the Wget Utility (if it is not already installed)… The third step is to download the.deb package for Chrome installation.

Note that there is no 32-bit version of Google Chrome. In the next popup, select *.deb for Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and other similar derivatives such as Kubuntu, Xubuntu, elementary, etc.

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