If you're downloading Chrome for all user accounts on your computer, Installer: Alternate installer for one user account.

If you're downloading Chrome for your own user account only, use this See if updates are available by visiting the Google Chrome releasesĬhoose between two alternate installers for Chrome: To receive important security fixes and feature improvements. Manually download newer versions of Chrome. Recommended that you bookmark this page and come back periodically to However, your networkĬonfiguration may prevent the browser from updating properly. Newer version of the browser is available. Once installed,Ĭhrome will attempt to automatically update whenever it detects that a These alternate installers don’t require network connection to installĬhrome, so you can install Chrome while being offline. Using an alternate installer, available through the links below. Installer at, try downloading the browser If you're having problems downloading Chrome using the standard In this point in time, there is a Google help article about this - Alternate (offline) Google Chrome installer (Windows). If you have an 800K file it is the online installer which automatically updates. Basically speaking you're looking for the full install (30 or so MB). The accepted answer's server is the correct solution here at this point in time.

FileHippo appears to only archive the online installer (automatic.

I've already floated the 'why are we doing this question?' and the answer is that it is part of the requirements so we need to make a best effort. If anyone has a good idea of where to start here that would be amazing.

If we can get this working on a single instance then there's a possibility that a virtual machine or some other workaround will give us an easy restore point to meet this test. Obviously Google runs a silent updater which can be disabled, but at this point they don't (to my knowledge) release old archives of the MSI installers (which I can easily use to reinstall and force a no-update option for testing).

I need to test a site in version, let's say, 28 of Google Chrome. I realize this requirement isn't the most logical, but politics being what they may I'd like to know the technical workaround. I have a specific requirement (probably silly!) for testing a browser of Chrome.

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