Massive news! You can now install Google Chrome from the Microsoft Windows Store
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We may not have gotten iTunes in the Microsoft Store this year, but Google has managed to deliver something better.
In theory you should not be able to offer browsers with rendering engines other than Microsoft’s own from the Microsoft Store, but Google managed to make an end run around this restriction by offering the Google Chrome Installer directly from the Store.
This means you no longer need to use Edge to download Google Chrome, with the browser losing its main function for many.
It also means you can install the browser on your PC even if you do not have admin privileges, as long as store downloads are allowed. Alternatively, you can use the Chrome offline installer.
Unfortunately, this does not mean Windows 10S is supported, but for everyone else, it means greater access to the most popular browser in the world.
Find the installer in the Windows Store here.
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Update: And it’s gone. Microsoft has removed it for violating their store policies. Read more here.
Via Windows Latest.
