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As of now Google chrome has become one of the most used web browsers among internet users. The speed and stability of Google chrome are major reasons why people prefer Google chrome above other browsers and last but not the least its being backed up by the big daddy Google itself.
But one thing for sure, the default process for downloading Google chrome is not something I prefer and even most of you might not. To download Google chrome, you will need to download a small installer first and then you will need to run the installer, after which the installer will download and install Chrome from Google’s servers. It can be a time consuming process if you have a slow internet connection.
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Like most other programs, its always better to install programs from a Full standalone offline installer. Once you download a standalone installer, you can easily save it, share it or use it for installing the program once again in the future.
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Fortunately Google does provide full standalone offline installers for Google Chrome. The links I am sharing below are for the full Offline standalone installer for Google chrome which weigh around 30MB in size.
Google Chrome Full Standalone Offline Installers for Windows
- Download Full Standalone Offline Installer of Google Chrome (for single user account)
- Download Full Standalone Offline Installer of Google Chrome (for all user accounts)
- Download Google chrome from FileHippo : http://www.filehippo.com/download_google_chrome
Google Chrome Full Standalone Offline Installers for Linux
Google Chrome Full Standalone Offline Installers for Mac
Once you download these Full standalone offline installers for Google chrome, you can save it on your computer and use them later to install Google Chrome without an internet access.
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Last modified: April 23, 2014Users of one of the world’s most popular browsers are being urged to act, following a recent security alert.
An announcement has been made warning people to update Google Chrome on their desktops right away. It comes after Google realised a ‘major security flaw is being exploited by hackers’, report The Mirror.
The Chrome browser is the default browser on all Google devices, and can be downloaded for free. It is thought that more than 60% of internet users worldwide prefer to use this browser.
However, this latest development has caused some concern. It seems that Google has sprung into quick action to solve the issue, but here’s everything you need to know.
Also, seriously, update your Chrome installs… like right this minute. #PSA
— Justin Schuh 🗑 (@justinschuh) March 6, 2019
What has Google said?
The advice to update Chrome comes right from the very top.
Google’s security chief, Justin Schuh, took to Twitter on Wednesday March 6, urging people to update their Chrome installs “like right this minute”. He declared it a #PSA (Public Service Announcement).
Google also published a blog post to explain the situation. It confirmed that it was aware that an exploit for the vulnerability “exists in the wild”. As The Mirror reported, this suggested it could have been under active attack.
Users are being urged to update Google Chrome immediately.
It is understood that the vulnerability was a memory safety error. This could enable malicious code to be executed on a target’s computer by hackers.
An update for Chrome on March 1 was issued by Google, designed to fix the vulnerability which was reportedly described as ‘high’ in severity.
Further information about the development can be found via this Google Security Blog post.
How do you update Chrome?
So, Google has done its bit by warning users, it’s now their responsibility to act. Chrome users must make sure they are running the latest version – 72.0.3626.121.
This link has more context on the 0day attack observed against Chrome. Separately, I want to expand on why it was important to call out this attack more prominently than previous 0day attacks against Chrome. [1/3] https://t.co/9rGkXa6BoI
— Justin Schuh 🗑 (@justinschuh) March 7, 2019
This newest exploit is different, in that initial chain targeted Chrome code directly, and thus required the user to have restarted the browser after the update was downloaded. For most users the update download is automatic, but restart is a usually a manual action. [3/3]
— Justin Schuh 🗑 (@justinschuh) March 7, 2019
To update your Chrome browser you should follow four simple steps. First open Chrome on your computer and then click More in the top right corner of the browser.
Then click Update Google Chrome. Don’t worry if you do not see this button, it will mean you’re using the latest version. Then press Relaunch, and you should be covered!
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