How do I turn off the Mac version of Chrome Automatic Update method?

One of the big features of Chrome is Automatic Updates, but if you want to turn off automatic Updates in certain situations, this article will share how to turn off the MAC version of Chrome's Automatic Update feature. Very simply, execute the command in the terminal (and then restart the Chrome):

Defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent Checkinterval 0

When finished, the MAC version of Chrome will not be updated automatically, such as you use the 3G card, you want to save traffic, this method is very effective. And the caveat is that this command will not only turn off Chrome's Automatic Updates, but also turn off automatic Updates for all Google apps on the current computer. Therefore, it is not recommended to use in general.

Can you manually update after Automatic Updates are turned off? Of course! Press shortcut Command+shift+g in the Finder and enter the following path:/library/google/googlesoftwareupdate/ googlesoftwareupdate.bundle/contents/resources/

Then double-click the Checkforupdatesnow.command file in the directory, let it execute in the terminal, and now start the Google Software manual update function.

If you want to restore Chrome's Automatic Updates, it's also easy to run the following command in a terminal:

Defaults write Com.google.Keystone.Agent checkinterval 18000