This section provides an overview of the repository. It contains general information about the project, including its purpose and usage.
The repository contains shell scripts and related files for automating the installation of Google Chrome and ChromeDriver on Linux.
To use the provided shell script for installing Chrome, follow the instructions in the next section.
This section provides detailed instructions for installing Google Chrome and ChromeDriver on Linux using the provided shell script.
Please follow the steps below to install Google Chrome and ChromeDriver:
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Installation of Chrome: Run the
chrome-install.shscript to install Google Chrome and ChromeDriver. This script automatically downloads the latest stable version of Chrome and installs it along with the corresponding ChromeDriver.# Run the installation script ./chrome-install.sh -
Post-Installation: After the installation is complete, Chrome and ChromeDriver should be ready to use. You can proceed to integrate them into your projects or use them as needed.
Note: If you encounter any errors during the installation process, please refer to the script output for troubleshooting information.
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Usage: After completing the installation steps, you can use Chrome and ChromeDriver in your projects. Make sure to include the necessary ChromeDriver configuration based on your programming language or framework.
# Example usage of Chrome and ChromeDriver # ...
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The repository is licensed under the MIT License.
Contributions to the repository are welcome. Please follow the guidelines outlined in CONTRIBUTING.md.
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