To install Google Chrome on Arch Linux and Manjaro , you can use the Arch User Repository (AUR). The AUR is a community-driven repository that contains packages that are not available in the official repositories . To install Chrome, you first need to enable the AUR in your package manager. Then you can search for the package “google-chrome” and install it.
To install Google Chrome on Arch Linux, you can use the Yay package manager. First, update the list of available packages using the command:
yay -Syu
Then, install Google Chrome by running the following command:
yay -S google-chrome
Once installed, you can launch Google Chrome from the Applications menu.