(See Method 3 below for an alternate way to get the offline installer links for Chrome Canary.)įor Chrome Stable, download the latest 32-bit (not 64-bit) PortableApps’ Google Chrome online installer (GoogleChromePortable_XX.X.XXXX.XXX_) from: Įither run this PAF installer to install Chrome Stable 32-bit as a portable OR extract the PAF installer’s “\App\AppInfo\installer.ini” file, open the file in a text editor, & copy the URL indicated after the “DownloadURL=” field.įor instance, the latest Chrome Stable v.181 32-bit (46.45 MB, ):
Replacing “ChromeSetup.exe” in the download URL with “ChromeStandaloneSetup.exe” appears to lead to Chrome STABLE 32-bit offline installer instead. However, Ghacks’ landing-page URL for Chrome Canary always leads to a stub/web installer (~ 1 MB) - or at least in my case.
(Note the slightly smaller filesize for the 32-bit installer.) This method works for Chrome Stable, Beta & Dev via the landing-page URLs supplied by Ghacks. Then use the edited URL to download the 32-bit build. Remove “64” from the end of the (very long & ofuscated) URL, so that the filename ends with “ChromeStandaloneSetup.exe”. Copy the download URL, which looks something like: …/ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe Google does offer 32-bit builds of Chrome Stable, Beta, Dev & Canary.Īccess the respective landing-page URLs supplied in the Ghacks article, accept the EULA, & click to start the download of the EXE file (currently >40 MB).
Some sites link to 32-bit download pages but the downloads redirect to the 64-bit Chrome installation file instead.” Use the following links to download full 64-bit versions of the Chrome web browser to your computer system.Īs you can see when you look at the links, it is important to pass the parameter standalone with the value 1, and the channel if you want to download Beta, Dev or Canary versions of Google Chrome.įrom article: “A 32-bit version of Chrome is not offered anymore by Google.
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