in the future, I want to see old legacy versions of Chrome like we have for Firefox and Opera. It would be nice to revisit Chrome throughout the years and see how it's changed in functionality and visually.
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i didn't know such a page existed! I'm kinda new to the forums, and i figured I'd start touring them since I've been using the apps since 2021.
You can find legacy versions of Google Chrome Portable in our SourceForge project here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/portableapps/files/Google%20Chrome%20Po...
Note that Google may have removed some old versions from their server or change their download location. You need to find the appropriate local installer for the live installer to use and place it in the same directory in that situation. You can use 7-Zip Portable to open the Google Chrome Portable paf.exe installer and explore to App\AppInfo and then open installer.ini to get the details on the installer it is looking for (name and hash). We don't provide support for this.
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At this link you will find all portable apps and their previous versions:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/portableapps/files/