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I'm looking for standalone packages for Google Chrome / Chromium which can be extracted and used as binaries for my Selenium test suite.

How do I go about such a thing?

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Relevant Question: Download older versions of Google Chrome for Linux – gertvdijk Jan 15 at 9:56

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Standalone packages for Google Chrome can be found at the following links:

64bit Ubuntu

http://www.google.com/chrome/thankyou.html?hl=en&platform=linux_ubuntu_x86_64

32bit Ubuntu

http://www.google.com/chrome/thankyou.html?hl=en&platform=linux_ubuntu_i386

Source: Google Product Forums

For development, you may however prefer to download and build Chromium. Chromium.org documents this process for you here, with the source code found here.

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These are the standard packages which will be automatically updated (the package installs the Google repositories). I guess the OP wanted to install specific versions. – gertvdijk Jan 15 at 9:45
Is the last paragraph more suited to the question? – njallam Jan 15 at 9:50
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Sort of, but that requires him to build all old releases - question states packages. – gertvdijk Jan 15 at 10:04
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Have you tried:

apt-get install <package name>=<version>

e.g.
apt-get install subversion-tools=1.3.2-5~bpo1

?

You can check version for example here: http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/pm/google-chrome-stable

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