
I would only download that if you can not wait or use another browser until the stable update comes out. Manage Chrome browser updates (Linux) Create an empty repository before installing Chrome browser: sudo touch /etc/default/google-chrome Add the following. Note: Ensure you’re on an account with either sudo or root privileges. While the CLI methods may seem a little hard at first, as long as you follow the steps, you shouldn’t face any problems. If you're asked, 'Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device,' click Yes. How to Update Chrome to the Latest Version - Google Chrome Google uses cookies to deliver its services, to personalize ads, and to analyze traffic. The methods to update Google Chrome use Ubuntu’s Command Line Interface.

If you can not wait, I have read that the unstable/beta version of Chrome does not have this issue as it was resolved during the development of this new version. If you choose Save, to start installation, either. Make sure to update/install when a new Google Chrome version is released as it will possibly-and hopefully-fix this issue. The 64-bit program is working fine, as it turned out.Īll we can do is wait until another update comes out that will fix this issue I am currently waiting patiently, using Chromium as my backup. This information is not associated with you or your Google Account. This process sends information, such as version number, language, operating system, and other installation or update-related details, back to Google servers. Also, I have the same exact errors that were posted.Īs it turns out, the Google Code Developers for 32-bit Ubuntu/Debian Google Chrome "made a goof," and accidentally added those dependencies which are of 64-bit architecture, and inaccessible by 32-bit Ubuntu/Debian. Google Chrome uses a process called Google Update to periodically check for updates.

See, I am also having this problem, and I did a little research of my own to see what the issue was.
