Google Chrome Internet Browsers Now Says It's Out Of Date?

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Hi,

Running Manjaro KDE fully updated on the “Testing” branch.
Google Chrome Internet browser now is saying it’s out of date?
How to fix this?

Jesse

Manjaro_ChromeOutOfDate

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pamac update -a
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Tried that, Chrome does not update:

~ > pamac update -a                                                                                       3s
Preparing...
Synchronizing package databases...
Refreshing AUR...                                                                                            
Checking apm dependencies...                                                                                 
Checking atom dependencies...
Checking insync dependencies...
Checking libkipi dependencies...
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...

To install (8):
  nodejs-nopt          5.0.0-2        (Required By: atom)     community  13.4 kB
  semver               7.3.7-1        (Required By: atom)     community  36.7 kB
  node-gyp             9.1.0-1        (Required By: atom)     community  1.0 MB
  npm                  8.16.0-1       (Required By: apm)      community  1.5 MB
  jsoncpp              1.9.5-2        (Required By: libkipi)  extra      155.0 kB
  rhash                1.4.2-1        (Required By: libkipi)  extra      168.8 kB
  cmake                3.23.3-1       (Required By: libkipi)  extra      10.6 MB
  extra-cmake-modules  5.96.0-1       (Required By: libkipi)  extra      560.7 kB
To build (4):
  apm                  2.6.5-3        (2.6.5-2)               AUR
  atom                 1.61.0beta0-3  (1.61.0beta0-2)         AUR
  insync               3.7.9.50368-2  (3.7.7.50360-1)         AUR
  libkipi              22.04.0-1      (21.12.3-1)             AUR

Total download size: 14.0 MB
Total installed size: 82.6 MB

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Install Firefox . :grin:

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What version of Google Chrome you have installed?

pamac info google-chrome
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~ > pamac info google-chrome                                                                             22s
Name                  : google-chrome
Version               : 104.0.5112.79-1
Description           : The popular and trusted web browser by Google (Stable Channel)
URL                   : https://www.google.com/chrome
Licenses              : custom:chrome
Repository            : AUR
Groups                : --
Depends On            : alsa-lib gtk3 libcups libxss libxtst nss ttf-liberation xdg-utils
Optional Dependencies : pipewire [Installed]
                        kdialog
                        gnome-keyring
                        kwallet [Installed]
Make Dependencies     : --
Check Dependencies    : --
Provides              : --
Replaces              : --
Conflicts With        : --
Packager              : Unknown
Maintainer            : luzifer
First Submitted       : Tue 25 May 2010 04:25:56 PM EDT
Last Modified         : Tue 02 Aug 2022 02:10:13 PM EDT
Votes                 : 2154
Build Date            : Unknown
Validated By          : Unknown

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That’s because it already did, that’s the latest version.

As the dialog suggests, try reinstalling Chrome:

pamac build google-chrome

Perhaps also try resetting Chrome settings to default.

If that doesn’t work close Chrome, backup ~/.config/google-chrome/ and ~/.cache/google-chrome/ somewhere and delete those folders. Open Chrome and let it sync again.

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Nevermind…

I had the “Flatpack” version of Google Chrome installed.
(fresh system build - about 2 months old)

Uninstalled Flatpack one and installed one from AUR.

Thanks!

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Always provide the necessary info.

Always inform how you installed the package in question - would have resulted in a better solution.

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