That’s it! Google Chrome for Fedora is now installed. Wait for the Google Chrome for Fedora installation to complete.

On the next page, click the Install button to install Google Chrome for Fedora. Next, click the search icon, type Google Chrome into the search box, and click the result.

When prompted, enter your password and click Authenticate.Īnd close the Software Repositories window. This change requires administrative privileges.

Scroll down to the Fedora Third Party Repositories section and switch on the google-chrome repository. Don’t worry, though, you can enable third-party repositories within Software, and one of those is for Google Chrome.įirst, open the Software app on your computer.Ĭlick on the hamburger menu in the upper-right corner and click Software Repositories. But Google Chrome is not something you can install from the default Fedora repositories. The GNOME Software is pre-installed with Fedora. Method 1: Install Google Chrome for Fedora from GNOME Software This tutorial uses Fedora 37 but should also work with earlier versions. Fedora comes with Mozilla Firefox as its default web browserīut if you want to switch to Google Chrome, there are several ways to do it, and we’ll explore each in this tutorial.

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