Some developers, experimental programmers and even hackers strive to download the old version of Google Chrome, in order to look there at the code level, what and how it works, to track the evolution software product and God knows not yet what. And, imagine, not only them. It turns out that there are also ordinary citizens-users, ordinary, so to speak, inhabitants of the Web, who are actively nostalgic for the old versions. Google chrome... The reasons for their longing for past browser distributions are sometimes trivial. Well, for example, some are eager to return the old interface, because they failed to make friends with the new one.

Apparently you, dear reader, since you are reading this article, directly or indirectly, belong to this community of fans of older versions of Chrome. However, we hasten to notify you: if you need an old build of a web browser for all sorts of research and testing, that's all right; but if you are going to work on it on the Internet, the case already "smells of kerosene" - there is a risk of getting a lot of viruses, and even losing credentials. So think carefully about what and how, in this regard.

But if you still need to install a previous version of Chrome, read this article to the end. It walks you through this procedure step by step and also explains some of the limitations of the Google Offsite for finding and downloading Google Chrome distributions.

There is only a new version on the official website!

Yes exactly. If you are drawn to "antique" Chrome, the official site is not your assistant. There, developers post only fresh assemblies, and nothing else. Why? All the same computer security precautions. It's no secret that in the new versions of the legendary Chrome, not only buttons and functions are changed and added, but also all sorts of vulnerabilities are eliminated. Do you catch the logic? New Chrome can reflect a certain type of threat, since all the "holes" in it (which they knew!) Have been patched.

So don't look for the old web navigator assemblies there, you won't find it!

Where and how can I download the old version?

Not on the office does not mean that it is not available anywhere at all. Collectors of software, programmers, craftsmen on their own or other people's web resources uploaded and post their builds of Chrome, and with different versions. What, in fact, we need and what we will use.

But again we consider it our duty to warn you about the precautions for choosing a web resource (where you will download) and, in fact, the assembly itself. Be sure to check the distribution kit for viruses, bypass dubious sites (by the way, the WOT addon will help you - it will tell you if the website is good or bad).

Well, further, in the instructions below, we will consider the option of downloading an assembly from a trusted web portal https://www.chrome-portable.com/. And you can also use it, the software on its pages is provided free of charge (including with Russian localization).

So let's get started:
1. Go to the page - https://www.chrome-portable.com/.

In the "Portable" section (menu bar at the top right).

Note. Portable - The portable version of the web browser. It does not require installation on system partition and most importantly it doesn't automatically update to the latest build. It can be run from a USB stick. The portable distribution does not conflict with the installation version. These two versions can be used without any problems in the system.

2. In the list, click on the line of the version that you want to download to your PC.

3. Right-click on the downloaded file and select the "Run as administrator" option.

4. Make sure that the Russian language localization is set. Click OK.

5. Under the window with the text of the user agreement, click the "Agree" button.

6. Click the "Browse ..." option and specify the folder where you want to place the portable version. It is desirable to create new folder for portable chrome.

7. Click Install.

8. Wait a moment while the online downloader downloads and unpacks the assembly items.

9. When finished, click Finish.

10. Run portable version the old version of Chrome can be directly from its folder by double-clicking the executable file GoogleChromePortable.

The second launch option is to place a shortcut on the desktop:
right-click on the portable browser exe file;

select the "Copy" command;

roll up the window;

click on the free area of ​​the desktop with the right button, select "Insert shortcut";

11. After starting it will open the Chrome window.

To check the version of the browser (is it really the build that you needed), click the "Menu" button. And then go to: "Help / About browser" → "About Google browser Chrome ".

A tab with information about the version of the distribution will open. Please note that the update will not start automatically, but an update error will be displayed.

This is the specificity portable version... This software "hindrance" prevents the browser from automatically requesting and downloading a new version. What in this case and is required. You will always be able to use a portable assembly of the same previous Google versions Chrome.

In the outdated distribution, all the provided functionality will be available. You can use it (add bookmarks, change settings, change search engine, for example, from Google to Yandex).

Quick and successful installation of the old version of Google Chrome!

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For Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8/7 64-bit.

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Google Chrome Terms of Service

These Terms of Service apply to the executable code of Google Chrome. The Google Chrome source code is provided free of charge under the open source software license agreements at https://code.google.com/intl/en/chromium/terms.html.

1. Relationship with Google

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1.4. The Universal Terms and Additional Terms are a legally binding agreement between you and Google about your use of the Services. These documents must be read carefully. These legal agreements are collectively referred to as the "Terms".

1.5. If there is a discrepancy between the Additional Terms and the Universal Terms, the provisions of the Additional Terms applicable to the applicable Service will prevail.

2. Acceptance of the Terms

2.1. To be able to use the Services, you must accept the Terms. It is prohibited to use the Services without accepting the Terms.

2.2. You can accept the Terms in the following ways:

(A) clicking a button to accept the Terms if it has been added by Google to the user interface of a Service; or

(B) actual use of the Services. In this case, you agree that Google will treat your use of the Services as acceptance of the Terms.

3. Language

3.1. Translation of the English version of the Terms into other languages ​​is provided for convenience only. You agree that all relations between you and Google will be governed by the English version of the Terms.

3.2. If there is a discrepancy between the English version of the Terms and the translation English version will prevail.

4. Provision of the Services by Google

4.1. Google has subsidiaries and affiliates worldwide ("Subsidiaries and Affiliates"). In some cases, these companies will provide Services on behalf of Google. You acknowledge and agree that these Subsidiaries and Affiliates are entitled to provide the Services.

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4.3. In this regard, you acknowledge and agree that Google has the right to terminate (permanently or temporarily) the provision of the Services (or any functions within the Services) to you in particular or to users in general at its sole discretion without prior notice. You can opt out of using the Services at any time. If you stop using the Services, you do not need to notify Google.

4.4. You acknowledge and agree that if Google blocks access to your account, you may not be able to use the Services and access your account data, as well as files and information stored in your account.

5. Use of the Services

5.1. You agree to use the Services solely within the framework of (a) the Terms and (b) applicable laws, regulations, and generally accepted rules and regulations of the applicable jurisdiction (including laws governing the export and import of data and software to the United States of America and other applicable countries ).

5.2. You agree that you will not participate in activities that interfere with or disrupt the operation of the Services or associated servers and networks.

5.3. You agree not to reproduce, duplicate, copy, sell, exchange, or resell the Services for any purpose, unless Google has specifically authorized you to do so.

5.4. You accept full responsibility (and Google is not liable either to you or to third parties) for any violations of your obligations under the Terms, as well as for all consequences of these violations (including damages incurred by Google).

6. Confidentiality and protection of personal information

6.1. Information about the data protection methods used by Google is contained in the company's privacy policy at: https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/?hl=en and https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/ privacy /. It sets out the principles that Google uses to handle personal information and ensure the privacy of users when providing the Services.

6.2. You consent to the use of your data in accordance with Google's privacy policy.

7.1. You understand that for all information (data files, text materials, software, music, audio files and other audio materials, photographs, videos and other images) that you can access while using the Services, the person who provided this information is solely responsible. information. All such information will hereinafter be referred to as "Content".

7.2. You must understand that the Content provided to you in conjunction with the Services, including but not limited to advertisements posted on the Services, as well as sponsored Content included in the Services, may be protected by rights to intellectual property that are owned by sponsors or advertisers who provide this Content to Google (or others and companies acting on their behalf). You may not modify, rent, transfer, sell, distribute or create derivative works based on this Content (in whole or in part), unless otherwise authorized by Google or the owners of this Content in a separate agreement.

7.3. Google reserves the right (but does not assume any obligation) to view, mark, flag, filter, modify, reject, or remove Content from any Services in whole or in part. For some Services, Google may provide tools to hide sexually explicit material. These tools include Safe Search (see https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/510). Additionally, you can use paid services and software.

7.4. You acknowledge that when using the Services, you may be exposed to Content that is offensive, obscene or inappropriate, and that you use the Services at your own risk.

7.5. You accept full responsibility (and Google is not responsible either to you or to third parties) for the Content that you create, transmit or post for display while using the Services, as well as for the consequences of such actions, including damages incurred by Google ...

8. Ownership

8.1. You acknowledge and agree that Google (or its licensors) owns all legal rights in the Services, including ownership and property rights, and all intellectual property rights that are part of the Services (whether or not those rights are registered and on which jurisdictions they are enforced).

8.2. Unless otherwise agreed in writing with Google, the Terms do not give you any right to use any trade names, trademarks, service marks, logos, domain names, or other distinctive Google trademarks.

8.3. If you have obtained the right to use any of these trademarks by entering into a separate written agreement with Google, then you agree that you will use them in accordance with this agreement, all applicable terms of the Terms and all applicable terms and guidelines for use. trade marks. These guidelines can be found at https: //www..html (or other URLs that Google provides from time to time for this purpose).

8.4. Google acknowledges and agrees that it does not receive from you (or your licensors) any rights, including property and property rights, in accordance with these Terms, in any Content that you submit, publish, transmit or post. for display on or through the Services, including intellectual property rights in that Content (regardless of whether these rights are registered or not, and in which countries they are accepted). Unless otherwise agreed in writing with Google, you agree that you are responsible for protecting and enforcing these rights, and that Google assumes no obligation to do so on your behalf.

8.5. You agree that you will not remove, hide or modify any proprietary notices (including copyright notices and trade marks) that may be obtained with or through the Services.

8.6. Unless otherwise expressly permitted in writing by Google, you agree not to use the trademarks, service marks, trade names, or logos of any company or organization in your use of the Services in a manner that would inadvertently or deliberately create a false image of the owner or authorized user. such trademarks, names or logos.

9. License by Google

9.1. Google grants you a personal, worldwide, royalty-free, non-transferable and non-exclusive license to use the software provided by Google as part of the Services as provided by Google (the “Software”). The sole purpose of this license is to grant you the rights to use the Services provided by Google in accordance with the Terms.

9.2. You (and any other persons with your consent) are prohibited from copying and modifying the Software and any of its parts, as well as to create derivative works on its basis, reverse engineer, decompile and try to extract its source code by other means, except for the cases when it is expressly permitted. or is required by law or when you have obtained written consent from Google.

9.3. Subject to section 1.2, unless otherwise expressly authorized in writing by Google, you are prohibited from assigning (or sublicensing) your rights to use Software, grant a security right in relation to the rights to use the Software or otherwise transfer any rights to use the Software.

10. License to Content You Grant

11. Software Updates

11.1. The Software you use may automatically download and install updates from Google servers. These updates are intended to improve and further develop the Services and may contain bug fixes, additional functions, new software modules and completely new versions. You agree to accept such updates (and authorize Google to provide them to you) while using the Services.

12. Termination of your relationship with Google

12.1. These Terms will remain in effect until terminated by you or Google, as described below.

12.2. Google may terminate a legal agreement with you at any time if

(A) you have violated any provision of the Terms (or have taken actions that clearly indicate your unwillingness or inability to comply with the terms of this provision), or

(B) Google is required by law to do so (for example, if providing the Services to you is unlawful or no longer legal), or

(B) the Google partner who provided the Services to you has terminated its relationship with Google or has ceased providing the Service to you, or

(D) Google stops providing the Services in the country in which you live or use the Services, or

(E) providing the Services to you becomes unprofitable from the point of view of Google.

12.3. Nothing in this section affects Google's rights to provide the Services in section 4 of these Terms.

12.4. Termination of these Terms will not affect any legal rights, obligations and responsibilities that were in force for you and for Google (or were obtained during the term of the Terms) and for which these Terms provide for an indefinite duration. In this case, the provisions set out in clause 19.7 will continue to apply to these rights, obligations and responsibilities without a time limit.

13. LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES

13.1. NOTHING IN THESE TERMS, INCLUDING SECTIONS 13 AND 14, SHALL NOT THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES AND LIABILITY OF GOOGLE in relation to the injury if it is not REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OR THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES AND DAMAGES DUE TO NEGLIGENCE, BREACH OF AGREEMENT OR IMPLIED CONDITIONS, AS WELL AS INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THEREFORE, THE RESTRICTIONS STATED BY THE LAW OF YOUR JURISDICTION APPLY TO YOU. GOOGLE'S LIABILITY SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

13.2. YOU EXPRESSLY KNOW AND UNNECELY AGREE THAT YOU USE THE SERVICES AT YOUR SOLE RISK AND THAT THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED TO YOU ON AN "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE" BASIS.

13.3. IN PARTICULAR, NEITHER GOOGLE, ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES, OR ITS LICENSORS REPRESENT OR WARRANT YOU THAT

(A) THE SERVICES WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS,

(B) THE SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED CONTINUOUSLY, IN TIMELY, SAFE AND ERROR-FREE,

(C) ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED BY YOU AS A RESULT OF USING THE SERVICES WILL BE ACCURATE AND RELIABLE,

(D) DEFECTS IN THE OPERATION OR FUNCTIONALITY OF ANY SOFTWARE PROVIDED TO YOU UNDER THE SERVICE WILL BE CORRECTED.

13.4. DOWNLOADS OF ANY MATERIALS AND OTHERWISE OBTAINING THEREOF USING THE GOOGLE SERVICES IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR COMPUTER SYSTEM OR OTHER EQUIPMENT OR LOSS OF DATA CAUSED BY THE DOWNLOAD OF SUCH MATERIALS.

13.5. ADVICE OR INFORMATION, IN ORAL OR WRITTEN, OBTAINED BY YOU FROM GOOGLE OR THROUGH THE SERVICES, DO NOT PROVIDE ANY WARRANTY NOT EXPRESSLY EXPRESSED IN THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.

13.6. GOOGLE EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY AND CONDITION OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT ANYTHING, IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND TERMS OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

14. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

14.1. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERAL PROVISIONS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 13.1 ABOVE, YOU EXPRESSLY KNOW AND UNTILUALLY AGREE THAT GOOGLE, ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES ARE NO LICENSES OF LICENSES

(A) ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES INCLUDED BY YOU, REGARDLESS OF THE METHOD AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE DAMAGES. SUCH LOSSES INCLUDE, BUT OTHERWISE, LOST BENEFITS (BOTH DIRECT AND INDIRECT), DAMAGE TO PRESTIGE AND BUSINESS REPUTATION, LOSS OF DATA, EXPENSES FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS AND PRODUCTS AND COSTS

(B) ANY DAMAGES OR DAMAGES CAUSED TO YOU, INCLUDING DAMAGES AND DAMAGES AS A RESULT OF:

(I) YOUR CALCULATION FOR THE COMPLETENESS, ACCURACY OR RELIABILITY OF ANY ADVERTISING INFORMATION OR AS A RESULT OF COOPERATION OR TRANSACTION BETWEEN YOU AND ANY ADVERTISER OR SPONSOR, I WILL PROMOTE AN ADVERTISEMENT

(II) ANY CHANGES MADE BY GOOGLE TO THE SERVICES, AS WELL AS A POSSIBLE TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT TERMINATION OF THE SERVICE (OR ANY FUNCTIONS PROVIDED IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THESE SERVICES);

(III) DELETING, DAMAGING OR NOT STORING ANY CONTENT AND OTHER DATA PROCESSED OR TRANSFERRED IN THE PROCESS OF USING THE SERVICES;

(IV) YOU FAIL TO PROVIDE ACCURATE ACCOUNT INFORMATION TO GOOGLE;

(V) VIOLATIONS OF THE PRIVACY OF YOUR PASSWORD AND OTHER ACCOUNT DATA AT YOUR FAILURE;

14.2. LIMITATION OF GOOGLE'S LIABILITY TO YOU AS DESCRIBED IN PARAGRAPH 14.1 ABOVE WILL BE UNDER CONDITIONED WHETHER GOOGLE KNOWED TO POSSIBLE SUCH DAMAGES.

15.1. It is Google's policy to respond to notices of alleged copyright infringement in accordance with applicable international intellectual property laws (including US Digital Millennium Copyright Act) and to terminate accounts for repeated violations. Detailed information on Google's policy can be found at https: //www..html.

15.2. Google is investigating complaints about illegal use of trademarks in relation to its advertising activities (see https: //www..html for details).

16.1. Some of the Services are funded with funds received from advertisements and marketing materials, so advertising materials may be displayed while using such services. These ads may be relevant to information stored in the Services, requests made using these Services, and other information.

16.3. Because Google provides you with access to and the ability to use the Services, you agree that Google may post advertisements on the Services.

17. Other content

17.2. You acknowledge and agree that Google is not responsible for the availability of external sites and resources, and does not assume any responsibility for the advertisements, products or other materials posted on or accessed through these sites and resources.

17.3. You acknowledge and agree that Google is not responsible for any loss or damage incurred by you as a result of accessing these external sites and resources or as a result of your assessment of the accuracy, completeness or reliability of advertising information, products and other materials posted on these sites and resources or accessible through them.

18. Modification of the Terms

18.1. Google may change the Universal and Additional Terms from time to time. When making Google changes creates a new version of the Universal Terms and posts it on the page https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/privacy/eula_text.html, and new Additional Terms are transmitted to you when you use the relevant Services.

18.2. You understand and agree that your use of the Services following a change to the Universal or Additional Terms will be deemed by Google as acceptance of those terms.

19. General legal conditions

19.1. In some cases, in conjunction with the Services, you may (both as a result of their use and in connection with it) use certain services of other persons or companies, as well as download their software and purchase goods from them. Your use of such services, software, or products may be subject to a separate agreement between you and the relevant person or entity. In such cases, the Terms do not affect the legal relationship between you and other natural or legal persons.

19.2. The Terms constitute the entire legal agreement between you and Google, govern your use of the Services (excluding services provided by Google based on a separate written agreement, if any) and supersede all prior agreements between you and Google in relation to the Services.

19.3. You agree that Google may send you notifications, including information about changes to these Terms, by Email, regular mail or notifications within the Service.

19.4. You agree that the absence of any action or legal action by Google to enforce any legal regulation or remedy set forth in the Terms (or which Google has under any applicable law) does not constitute a waiver of the company. Google is free of its rights and does not prevent Google from using these legal regulations and means.

19.5. If any provision of these Terms is invalidated by any judicial authority authorized to review the matter, then that provision will be excluded from the Terms, while all other provisions of the Terms remain in effect. The remainder of the Terms will continue to be effective and may be enforceable in court.

19.6. You acknowledge and agree that all members of the group of companies, among which Google is the parent company, are third party beneficiaries of these Terms and that these companies have the right to exercise the privileges (or rights) provided by these Terms, and to directly demand their compliance in court. ... All other individuals and legal entities are not third party beneficiaries of these Terms.

19.7. The terms and the relationship between you and Google under these Terms will be governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to any inconsistencies. You and Google agree to refer cases exclusively to the courts of Santa Clara County, California, for any legal issue arising from the Terms. Notwithstanding this, you agree that Google has the right to seek interim measures (or use equivalent remedies) in the courts of any jurisdiction.

20. Additional terms on Google extensions Chrome

20.1. The terms of this section apply if you install extensions on your copy of Google Chrome. Extensions are small programs developed by Google or third party vendors. They can change and improve functional Google capabilities Chrome. Extensions may have broader access privileges to your browser or computer than regular web pages, including the ability to read and modify your personal data.

20.2 From time to time, Google Chrome may refer to remote servers(supported by Google or third party vendors) for extension updates, including but not limited to bug fixes or enhancements functionality... You agree that these updates will be automatically requested, downloaded and installed without your notice.

20.3 From time to time, Google may find that certain extensions violate Google Terms for developers or other legal agreements, regulations, laws and regulations. Google Chrome will periodically download a list of such extensions from Google's servers. You agree that Google may remotely disable or remove any such extension from the user's system at its sole discretion.

21. Additional terms for organizations

21.1. If you are a legal entity, then an individual who has accepted the terms on behalf of your organization (for the avoidance of misunderstanding, the term "you" in relation to legal entities means an organization in these Terms), represents and warrants that it is authorized to act on your behalf, that you confirm that you have all necessary permits to conduct business in the relevant country or countries, and that your employees, employees, representatives and other agents using the Service are authorized use Google Chrome and have the legal rights to apply these Terms to you.

21.2. Subject to these Terms and in addition to the license granted in Section 9, Google grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to reproduce, distribute, install and use Google Chrome exclusively on computers intended for use by your employees, employees, representatives and agents. in connection with the activities of your organization, and provided that their use of Google Chrome is in accordance with these Terms.

Google Chrome Additional Terms of Service

Ii THIS PRODUCT IS PROVIDED UNDER A LICENSE AS A PORTFOLIO OF AVC TECHNOLOGY PATENT LICENSES FOR PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE FOR THE PURPOSE OF (i) VIDEO CODING UNDER "AVC" BY THE USER UNDER PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE AND / OR OBTAINED FROM A PARTNER LICENSED TO SUPPLY AVC-VIDEO. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR IS INTENDED FOR ANY OTHER USE. PLEASE CONTACT MPEG LA, L.L.C. FOR MORE INFORMATION. CM. HTTP://WWW.MPEGLA.COM.

Google Chrome may contain one or more components provided by Adobe Systems Incorporated and Adobe Software Ireland Limited (collectively "Adobe"). Your use of the Adobe software provided by Google ("Adobe Software") is subject to the following additional terms ("Adobe Terms"). You are the person to whom the Adobe Software is transferred (“Sublicensee”).

1. License Limitations.

(a) Turntable Flash version 10.x is for browser use only as a plug-in. The Sublicensee may not modify or redistribute this Adobe software for any purpose other than as a browser plug-in to reproduce web page content. In particular, Sublicensee may not modify this Adobe software to interact with other applications that run outside the browser (e.g. standalone applications, widgets, user interfaces devices).

(b) The Sublicensee may not expose the Flash 10.x API through the browser plug-in interface in a manner that would allow it to be used to render the content of the web page as standalone application.

(c) The Chrome-Reader software may not be used to render PDF or EPUB documents that use protocols or digital rights management systems other than Adobe DRM.

(d) The Adobe DRM mechanism in the Chrome-Reader Software must be enabled when working with all PDF documents and EPUB protected by Adobe DRM.

(e) Unless otherwise expressly permitted technical specification, the Chrome-Reader Software may not disable functionality provided by Adobe in the Adobe Software, including but not limited to support PDF formats and EPUB and Adobe DRM engine.

2. Transmission by Electronic Means. Sublicensee may authorize downloads of the Adobe Software from the website, Internet, intranet, or other similar technology ("Electronic Transmission"), provided that Sublicensee agrees to take reasonable security measures to prevent unauthorized use of its distributed copies of the Software, including copies on CDs, DVDs and other media, as well as electronically transmitted (if expressly permitted). When transmitting by electronic means permitted by this document, Sublicensee will use reasonable measures as suggested by Adobe, including security measures and / or measures to control distribution of the Sublicensee's Product to end users.

3. End User License Agreement (EULA) and Distribution Terms.

(a) Sublicensee is committed to distributing the Adobe Software to end users under a lawful license agreement in favor of Sublicensee and its suppliers. This agreement must contain the following terms ("End User License"): (i) prohibition of distribution and copying; (ii) prohibition of modification and derivative works; (iii) prohibit decompilation, reverse engineering, disassembly, or otherwise to present the Adobe Software in a human-readable manner; (iv) an indication of the owners of the Product of the Sublicensee (as per Section 8) - the Sublicensee and its licensors; (v) disclaimer of liability for consequential, actual, incidental, punitive and consequential damages; (vi) other disclaimers and restrictions adopted by the industry, including (as appropriate) disclaimers of all applicable regulatory guarantees to the fullest extent permitted by law.

(b) The Sublicensee will ensure that the Adobe Software is distributed to its distributors under a lawful distribution license agreement in favor of the Sublicensee and its suppliers, the terms of which are intended to protect Adobe to the same extent as the Adobe Terms.

4. Open source. The Sublicensee may not directly or indirectly grant or intend to grant to third parties any rights or privileges in relation to Adobe intellectual property or proprietary rights that would make the intellectual property the subject of an open source software license or scheme whereby as a result use The Adobe software will be (i) disclosed or redistributed in source code, (ii) licensed to create derivative works, or (iii) redistributed free of charge. The Sublicensee may redistribute the Adobe Software bundled with the Google software free of charge.

5. Additional Terms. Subject to updates and new versions of the Adobe Software (collectively "Updates") made available to Sublicensees, Adobe reserves the right to require acceptance of additional terms and conditions applicable solely to Updates and subsequent versions, provided such restrictions apply. by Adobe for all licensees of these Updates. If Sublicensee refuses to accept such additional terms or conditions, it will forfeit its license rights to these Updates, and Sublicensee's license rights to Adobe Software will automatically expire on the 90th day after the additional terms are provided.

6. Notices of Proprietary Rights. The Sublicensee has no right and cannot require distributors to remove or alter in any way the copyright, trademark, logo, or other proprietary notices of Adobe (and its licensors, if applicable) contained in the Adobe Software on its packaging. and accompanying materials.

7. Technical requirements. The Sublicensee and its distributors may distribute Adobe Software and / or Updates only for devices that (i) meet the technical requirements at http://www.adobe.com/mobile/licensees, (or affiliated websites), and (ii) have been approved by Adobe as set out below.

8. Check and update. The Sublicensee will submit to Adobe for review each product (and all versions thereof) containing Adobe Software and / or Updates (the “Sublicensee Product”) that is subject to Review (exclusion criteria are communicated by Google). The sub-licensee pays for each shipment in accordance with the applicable Adobe review terms at http://flashmobile.adobe.com/. Redistribution of an unverified Sublicensee product is prohibited. Verification is performed in accordance with the current Adobe process posted at http://flashmobile.adobe.com/ (“Verification”).

9. Profiles and Device Central. The Sublicensee undertakes to indicate in the profile certain information about the Sublicensee's Products as part of the Verification procedure or otherwise and provide this information to Adobe. Adobe has the right to (i) use profile information to validate a Sub-Licensee's Product (if such a product is subject to validation) and (ii) display profile information in the Adobe Device Intelligence system located at https://devices.adobe.com/partnerportal / and accessible through Adobe development tools and services, so that developers and end users can get an idea of ​​how content or applications look in the Sublicensee Products (for example, how a video is displayed on a particular phone).

10. Export. The Sublicensee is notified that the export and re-export of certain goods and technical data manufactured in the United States is prohibited by US laws and regulations. Adobe software may be subject to these prohibitions. The Sublicensee agrees not to export or re-export the Adobe Software without the proper permission of the United States and foreign governments, as required.

11. Terms of technology transfer.

(a) Unless otherwise provided by applicable permissions or agreements with the relevant parties, Sublicensee will not use or permit the use of the Adobe Software for the purpose of encoding and decoding .mp3 data only on any device other than a PC (for example, mobile phone or set-top box), and not allow any product other than the Adobe Software itself to use the mp3 encoding and decoding mechanisms contained in the Adobe Software. Adobe software may be used to encode and decode MP3 data contained in .swf or .flv files that also contain videos, images, and other data. The Sublicensee is advised that the use of the Adobe Software on non-PC devices, as indicated in this section, may incur royalties and other royalties to third parties who own the intellectual property rights associated with MP3 technology, and that Adobe and the Sublicensee will not pay license or other royalties for such use against the intellectual property rights of third parties. If the Sublicensee requires an MP3 encoding or decoding facility for such use, the Sublicensee is responsible for obtaining all necessary intellectual property licenses, including the necessary patent rights.

(b) The Sublicensee will not use, copy, or modify (i) the On2 source code (which is part of the Source Code) required by the Adobe Software to decode Flash video (.flv or .f4v), and (ii) the source code Sorenson Spark (which is part of the Source) required to fix bugs and improve the performance of the Adobe Software. All codecs included in the Adobe Software may only be used and distributed as an integral part of the Adobe Software and may not be used by any other application, including google apps.

(c) Source code may be provided with AAC codec and / or HE-AAC codec ("AAC Codec"). The use of the AAC Codec is possible if the Sublicensee has the appropriate license for the necessary patents, according to VIA Licensing, for the final products or products that use the AAC Codec. The sub-licensee acknowledges and agrees that he and his sub-licensees do not obtain a patent license for the AAC Codec from Adobe under this Agreement.

(d) THIS SOURCE CODE MAY CONTAIN THE CODE LICENSED AS A PORTFOLIO OF AVC TECHNOLOGY PATENT LICENSES FOR PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE WITH AVC CODED VIDEO (i) ii) DECODING AVC VIDEO CODED BY THE USER FOR PERSONAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL USE AND / OR OBTAINED FROM AN AVC VIDEO SUPPLIER LICENSE. NO LICENSE IS GRANTED OR IS INTENDED FOR ANY OTHER USE. PLEASE CONTACT MPEG LA, L.L.C. FOR MORE INFORMATION. See http://www.mpegla.com.

12. Update. The Sublicensee will not interfere with Google's and Adobe's actions to update the Adobe Software in all of Sublicensee's products that contain Adobe Software as part of the Google Software (“Sublicensee Products”).

13. Notices of Authorship and Proprietary Rights. The Sublicensee will list the Adobe Software in the public specifications of the Sublicensee Product and place all relevant trademarks of the Adobe Software (other than the Adobe corporate logo) on the Sublicensee Product packaging and promotional materials in the same manner as the trademarks of other third parties whose the products are part of the Sub-Licensee Product.

14. No Warranty. THE ADOBE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED TO THE SUBLICENSOR FOR USE AND PLAYBACK ON AN "AS IS" BASIS AND ADOBE MAKES NO WARRANTY AS TO ITS USE OR PERFORMANCE. ADOBE AND ITS SUPPLIERS DO NOT WARRANT AND CANNOT GUARANTEE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF CERTAIN PERFORMANCE OR RESULTS FROM USING THE ADOBE SOFTWARE. EXCEPT FOR ANY WARRANTY, CONDITION, REPRESENTATION OR TERMS THAT CAN NOT BE EXCLUDED OR LIMITED BY APPLICABLE LAW JURISDICTION SUBLICENSEE, ADOBE AND ITS SUPPLIERS MAKE NO WARRANTIES, MAKE NO REPRESENTATIONS OR CONDITIONS, (EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WHETHER BY STATUTE, GENERAL OR PARTICULAR LAWS RELATING TO USE OR OTHER CONDITIONS) WITH RESPECT TO, BUT THIRD PARTY RIGHTS, MERCHANTABILITY, INTEGRITY, SATISFACTORY OR FITNESS FOR USE. THE SUBLICENSEE UNDERTAKES TO MAKE NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES ON BEHALF OF ADOBE.

15. Limitation of Liability. ADOBE AND ITS SUPPLIERS IN NO EVENT SHALL BE LIABLE TO SUBLICENSEE FOR ANY DAMAGES, CLAIMS OR INCURRED COSTS, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, LOST PROFITS OR LOST SAVINGS, EVEN IF AN ADOBE REPRESENTATIVE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH LOSSES, DAMAGES, COSTS AND THIRD PARTY CLAIMS. THE ABOVE RESTRICTIONS AND EXCLUSIONS APPLY TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY THE SUBLICENSEE'S JURISDICTIONAL LAW. THE AGREEMENT LIABILITY OF ADOBE AND ITS SUPPLIERS UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT IS LIMITED TO ONE THOUSAND (1000) US DOLLARS. Nothing in this Agreement limits Adobe's liability to Sublicensee in the event of death or personal injury resulting from Adobe's negligence or willful misrepresentation (fraud). Adobe acts on behalf of its suppliers only for the exclusion, limitation and / or disclaimer of liability, warranties and obligations set forth in this Agreement, but not otherwise or for other purposes.

16.Content protection conditions

(a) Definitions.

The “Compliance and Reliability Policy” is a document that sets out the compliance and reliability policy for the Adobe Software located at http://www.adobe.com/mobile/licensees or affiliated websites.

"Content Protection Features" are elements of the Adobe Software designed to enforce Compliance and Reliability and to prevent the reproduction, copying, modification, redistribution and other conduct of digital content distributed for use by users of the Adobe Software if such actions are not authorized by the respective owners of the digital content or its licensed distributors.

"Content Security Code" is a code included in some versions of the Adobe Software that activates certain functions protect content.

"Key" is a cryptographic value contained in the Adobe Software and used to decrypt digital content.

(b) License Limitations. Sub-Licensee's right to license the Adobe Software is subject to the following additional restrictions and obligations. The Sublicensee is committed to ensuring that its customers comply with these restrictions and obligations with respect to the Adobe Software to the same extent that they apply to the Sublicensee itself. Non-observance of the data by the Sublicensee's clients additional restrictions and the obligation will be construed as a material breach of the limitations and obligations by the Sublicensee.

b.1. The Sublicensee and its customers may distribute Adobe Software that complies with the Compliance and Reliability Guidelines only if that compliance has been verified as a result of the Verification described in the Adobe Terms above.

b.2. The Sublicensee will: 1) not interfere with the Content Protection Features of the Adobe Software and any other similar Adobe Software used to encrypt and decrypt content for authorized use by users of the Adobe Software; 2) not develop or distribute products that would interfere with the Content Protection Features of the Adobe Software and any other similar Adobe Software used to encrypt and decrypt content for authorized use by users of the Adobe Software.

(c) The keys mentioned in this document are confidential information Adobe, and the Sublicensee agrees to abide by the Adobe Source Code Handling Procedures, which Adobe may provide in writing upon request.

(d) Interim measure. The Sublicensee agrees that failure to comply with this Agreement may disrupt the functionality of the Content Protection Features of the Adobe Software and cause specific and lasting harm to the interests of Adobe and the digital content owners protected by these Content Protection Features, and that any pecuniary compensation may be disproportionate to the harm caused. Based on the foregoing, Sublicensee further agrees that Adobe may, in addition to material penalties, require interim measures to prevent or limit damage resulting from breach of the Agreement.

17. Intended Third Party Beneficiaries. In Google's agreement with the Sublicensee, including but not limited to the Adobe Terms, Adobe Systems Incorporated and Adobe Software Ireland Limited are third party beneficiaries of the Adobe Software. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this agreement with Google, Sublicensee agrees that Google may provide Adobe with the Sublicensee's identity and confirm in writing that Sublicensee has entered into a licensing agreement with Google, of which the Adobe Terms are a part. The Sublicensee will enter into agreements with all of its licensees and, if such licensees are permitted to distribute the Adobe Software, the Adobe Terms shall be part of those agreements.

Note... At install google Chrome will be added google repository so that the system can automatically update the browser. If you do not need this feature, run the command "sudo touch / etc / default / google-chrome" before installing the package.

Accept the terms and install

Google Chrome (rus. Google Chrome) is a proprietary browser from Google, featuring the highest performance and reliability combined with a simple and convenient user interface.

Chrome makes Internet surfing fast and safe with minimal consumption of system resources, and the use of special extensions for Google Chrome allows you to use only those browser features that you really need.

Some features and capabilities of Google Chrome

• Multi-process architecture - each tab works in isolation from the other, and if one of them fails, it will not affect the operation of the entire web browser;
• Built-in task manager - monitoring resource usage operating system browser and installed extensions ( RAM, CPU, Network, etc.), if necessary, you can complete the work of a process;
• Omnibox - combined address and search bar;
• High performance engine JavaScript processing V8;
• DNS lookahead to speed up web page loading;
• Integrated module;
• Incognito mode - the pages viewed will not appear in the browser or search history, but cookies will be automatically deleted when the window is closed;
• Automatic translation of web pages;
• Protection from dangerous sites;
• Availability of a portable version -;
• Synchronization of settings, bookmarks, history and other parameters between devices (requires a Google account);
• Google Chrome Extensions - additional features and capabilities of the browser (themes and extensions in the Chrome Web Store);
• Multilingual localization - over 40 languages ​​are supported, including Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian;
• Cross-platform - Google Chrome is distributed for Windows, iOS and Chrome OS.

Download Google Chrome for Windows

Our site contains the latest version of Google Chrome for Windows 32 and 64-bit.

Download Google Chrome for free, no registration required.

Offline installer with auto-update option (ChromeStandaloneSetup):

Offline version without auto-update:

Spoiler (Download latest version Google Chrome for Windows XP and Vista)

From version 50, this browser does not work under Windows XP and Vista.

The latest working version of Google Chrome for Windows XP and Vista is 49.0.2623.112 download
The presented version will work in Windows XP, but will not receive bug fixes and security updates!

To disable the message: "Google Chrome will no longer be updated on this computer, as support for Windows XP and Windows Vista is no longer supported", you must:
Right-click on the Google Chrome shortcut;
In the Properties of the shortcut, in the "Object" field, add the following expression literally, separated by a space: —disable-infobars;
Click "OK" and launch the browser, there should be no warning.

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Google Chrome is a proprietary browser from Google that offers the highest performance and reliability.

Version: Google Chrome 80.0.3987.149

Size: 54.5 / 55.6 MB

Operating system: Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7

Russian language

Program status: Free

Developer: Google

What's new in version: List of changes

Google chrome is a free and most popular browser that allows you to quickly and efficiently process both familiar Internet sites and documents, as well as complex services, add-ons and applications.

Download the new version of the Google Chrome 2019 browser right now and get complete autonomy of tabs relative to each other, a fast program engine, high security and an excellent warning service about malicious sites.

According to most Internet portals, Google Chrome, and among the people Google Chrome, is a true leader in the class of web browsers with great potential, safe web surfing and much more.

Basic abilities in the browser Chrome by Google:

• fast and convenient interface;
• download speed of www-pages on the Internet;
• availability of its own functionality for checking sites for viruses;
• a huge number of useful extensions for your own settings in the program;
• and, of course, browser compatibility and synchronization on any Windows devices, Android, iOS and others.

How to download and install Google Chrome on your computer

Go to the Downloads section and click on the "online" version of Chrome for Windows, and after saving installation file run it. Next, you need to follow the prompts of the installer. It is best to choose logical drive C to install the application. If you advanced user, then you can choose a 32 or 64-bit version for Windows, if you do not understand what it is, then we recommend downloading the version "online", it will recognize the system itself and set the required browser bitness.

How to update Chrome

To carry out this action, you only need a couple of minutes. You need to click on the "Configure and manage" button in the upper right corner of the web browser window. In the menu that appears, select "About the Google Chrome browser". Will display Current version browser and the system will tell you if it is the latest. If a more recent assembly is available, then the "Update" button will be located in the same window, clicking on which will start background process app updates. After the update is complete, you will also be prompted to restart Windows.

How to install additional extensions

Google Chrome has gadgets (extensions) that you can integrate to increase the performance and usefulness of your browser. You can, for example, add weather widgets; mail icon showing new letters; automatic translator from the desired language and much more.

To install additional extensions, click the "Configure and manage" button in the upper right corner, in the menu that appears, select "Additional tools" and then "Extensions". There are new extensions in the "More extensions" link of the same name. By clicking on the link, you will go directly to the online store, where there are very, very many popular and useful extensions and it is extremely easy to install them: you should click on "Install" and then restart the browser itself.