By installing the browser, you are actually keeping your system up to date (and closing security vulnerabilities).
#GOOGLE CHROME FOR MACBOOK PRO INSTALL#
Installing the browser system files will happen even if you do not actually install the actual browser. Not at all an excuse, but there are two big reasons people in these environments use Chrome - Remote Desktop and the browser itself is actually built into several applications.
It's in a desk drawer with my sD cards, thumb-drives, and old RAM sticks. PS: I still have the little 0.75"-square chip from that 286, (it's from AMD), Sometimes waiting on a phone for 40 minutes for tech-support, or talking to "that guy at work" that just knew everything. I barely remember my first-PC life with my 1989-era Austin 286 PC, 16Mhz, 40MB Hard drive, where a game wouldn't work unless you manually set IRQ and DMA channels. Internet search found a forum entry: "Oh yeah, it lost the date, open terminal and type this command in this format." I re-imaged my little USB-2.0 thumb drive with the O/S to re-copy the "packages", but no luck. Upon trying to load the O/S, it said something about not finding "valid packages", even though I had done the same process as on the first one. I replaced the little button-cell battery on both, but only one lost the date (which I didn't know). I was re-imaging a 2007 & 2008 iMac that I put little SSDs in (still beautiful, basic internet terminal). The internet is pretty wonderful in its ability to disseminate useful information, obscure or not.
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