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This works because the Software Updater tool checks for updates in all of your system’s configured software repositories-including the Google repository that Chrome adds when you install it. Note: If you run Ubuntu’s standard Software Updater tool, it will update Google Chrome, along with the other applications on your system. If it cannot succeed, it will display a message telling you that it tried to upgrade but couldn’t. When a new release of Google Chrome is available, your installation of Chrome will try to update itself. sudo apt -f install Updating Google Chrome In the flag list, next to Auto Dark Mode for Web Contents, click the drop-down menu and choose Disabled. At the top of the Experiments page, select the search box and type dark. In the address bar, type the following and press Enter: chrome://flags. There were no unmet dependencies using this release. To do that, launch Chrome on your device. If you see error messages complaining about unmet dependencies, use the next command to force apt to satisfy the dependencies. The computer that this article was researched on was running Ubuntu 21.04. It’s very quick, only taking a few moments. You’ll be prompted for your password, and then the installation will start. sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_b If you type the first few letters of the filename and hit the “Tab” key, the rest of the filename will be added for you. Remember that you can use the “Tab” key to expand filenames. When the download has completed, use the dpkg command to install Google Chrome from the “.deb” file.

Also note that if you update the chrome app, the changes will be gone, since the file will be overwritten.You’ll see a text-based progress bar and percentage counter as the download progresses. If that doesn't work, rebooting your Ubuntu system should do the job.įor me rebooting my Ubuntu 18.04 system worked. Once you have done these changes, simply try restarting chrome. Search for Exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stableĪnd add the dark mode flag after it like this: Exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable -force-dark-mode Search for Exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable %UĪnd replace it with: Exec=/usr/bin/google-chrome-stable %U -force-dark-mode If not, open the file in a text editor of your choice sudo -H gedit /usr/share/applications/sktopĪll you have to do is search for two lines and add a dark mode flag in front of them. If you use GNOME desktop, simply run the command below which opens up the required file in editable format.