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Replace `google-chrome-stable_current_b` with the name of the Debian package you downloaded. Run the following command to install Google Chrome: sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_b.When the download is complete, open a terminal window and navigate to the directory where the Debian package is saved.Click the “Accept and Install” button to download the Debian package.Go to the Google Chrome website ( ) and click the “Download Chrome” button.This method is useful if you want to install a specific version of Google Chrome or if you are unable to use the official Google Chrome repository for some reason. The second method for installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu and Debian is to download the Debian package from the Google Chrome website. Method 1: Downloading the Debian Package from the Google Chrome Website In this article, we will cover both methods. There are two methods for installing Google Chrome on Ubuntu and Debian: using the official Google Chrome repository and downloading the Debian package from the Google Chrome website.
