There are many ways to install Google Chrome on Fedora, but this is one of the easiest.
Visit the Google Chrome website and download the RPM package for your specific architecture. If you are using an i386 system, choose the 32-bit package. If you are using a 64-bit system, go ahead and download the 64-bit package.
Open your terminal and cd into the directory where you saved the RPM package.
Now, use sudo or su to get the privileges required to install the package:
su -
Once you have root privileges, you can install the package. The file will start with google-chrome-stable. You can use the Tab key to autocomplete the filename. Replace package-name.rpm with the actual file name in the command below:
dnf localinstall package-name.rpm
Yum will fetch the necessary dependencies and install Google Chrome. Afterward, you will find Google Chrome in your application menu or launcher.
If you have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below.
