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Today, for Linux: Google only provides google-chrome-stable for 64-bit systems (no longer 32-bit systems). This page describes how to install Google Chrome, referred to as google-chrome-stable, in Mageia Linux. Google Chrome is a cross-platform web browser developed by Google. 10 Appendix-2: What happens without Google's signing key?.5.3 Manage keys: scroll down to google chrome and click add.

5.2 In Configure media sources click on Options and select Manage keys.5 Add Google key to Mageia install configuration.4.3 Add Google's URPMI source for google-chrome-stable.

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