When you install Google chrome on Kali, the official chrome repository will be added to your /etc/apt// directory. This will reset the chrome and you’ll also have a backup of your old chrome data. The above command will move (rename) the “google-chrome” directory to another directory named “google-chrome-bak” in the same location. If you feel unsafe while deleting the directory, then you create a backup of the directory using the mv command: mv ~/.config/google-chrome/ ~/.config/google-chrome-bak/ Just delete the google-chrome config directory using: rm -rvf ~/.config/google-chrome
Apt install google chrome download#
Use wget to download the latest Google Chrome package for Debian based Linux systems. Select Accept and Install: Now go to your default download. If you want to reset the google chrome, you can do so without re-installing chrome on Kali. So we’ll install Google Chrome Browser on Kali Linux by downloading Google’s provided Debian package file or by manually adding Chrome APT repository to our Kali Linux machine. Press the Download button and then select your desired Linux distro (Ubuntu in this case). Note: Resetting chrome will remove all bookmarks, settings, extensions and your browsing history.
Apt install google chrome update#
sudo apt update Next, install the Google Chrome stable edition, the recommended option for most users. This will help you to setup google chrome quickly on Kali. Install Google Chrome Stable The next step is to update the repository list using the apt update command to reflect the new additions to the apt sources list. If you use google chrome on various devices, you can easily sync all your bookmarks, settings, history, plugins and extensions by signing into your Google account from Google Chrome.
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