As Google said before, since centos/RHEL 6 is already an expired system, chrome will no longer be available. Although it was later caused by community protests, and thus changed the port, it was no longer mentioned that centos/RHEL 6 is an expired system. However, currently there is no chrome download and use on centos/RHEL 6.
In fact, the root cause is not how old centos/RHEL 6 is. Chrome can be used even for Windows XP and Ubuntu 10.04 that stops updating. The actual reason is that due to various considerations, chrome cannot continue to update chrome on centos/RHEL 6 because it uses C ++ 11 not supported in centos/RHEL 6.
So what if I want to continue using chrome before centos/RHEL 7 is available? Use Chrome's open-source version: chromium.
Su-or sudo-I
CD/etc/yum. Repos. d
Wget http://people.centos.org/hughesjr/chromium/6/chromium-el6.repo
Yum install Chromium
This completes the installation.
You can use the menu to start the browser:
After startup:
To view the flash and PDF files, follow these steps to install the plug-in.
4.1 download the hughesjr installation script:
CD/tmp
Wget https://raw.github.com/hughesjr/chromium_el_builder/master/chrome_pepperflash_copy.sh
Chmod + x chrome_pepperflash_copy.sh
./Chrome_pepperflash_copy.sh
After the installation, if you need to start it through the command line (with Flash Support), you can enter the following command:
/Opt/chromium/chrome-wrapper % u -- ppapi-flash-Path =/opt/chromium/pepperflash/libpepflashplayer. so -- ppapi-flash-version = $ (grep '"version":'/opt/chromium/pepperflash/manifest. JSON | grep-po '(? <= Version ":")(? : \ D | \.)*')
You can also modify the corresponding commands in the system menu.
5.1 download the hughesjr installation script:
CD/tmp
Wget https://raw.github.com/hughesjr/chromium_el_builder/master/chrome_libpdf_copy.sh
Chmod + x chrome_lib1__copy.sh
./Chrome_lib1__copy.sh