get google chrome

The only way I know of is to change UserAgent (not recommended unless you are an advanced user) or run a Greasemonkey script also not recommended.

See this post

Could there be a rogue registry entry causing this? I have Chrome installed, but don't use it,except for testing web pages, and I don't see the tab in IE11.

jamis said:

Could there be a rogue registry entry causing this? I have Chrome installed, but don't use it,except for testing web pages, and I don't see the tab in IE11.

As far as I know you will not see "Get Google Chrome" in IE if you have installed Chrome.

Callender said:

jamis said:

Could there be a rogue registry entry causing this? I have Chrome installed, but don't use it,except for testing web pages, and I don't see the tab in IE11.

As far as I know you will not see "Get Google Chrome" in IE if you have installed Chrome.

I agree. Just explaining why I don't see it in IE. If I were the OP, I'd run a CCleaner registry scan to see if it finds any unlinked Chrome entries. I'd also use REGEDIT to search for "chrome" to see if there was something there that could be causing the tab to pop up.

I still say that it's a script on the webpage that is responsible. I don't see it if I switch user agent.

For a workaround see this post:

How to permanently turn off "Install Google Chrome" prompt?

Well it works for me anyway.

https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&tab=iw

or

Google

A quick test. Start IE and then press F12 to open Developer Tools. Change User Agent to Chrome or Firefox and visit your google home page. I use encrypted google dot com.

With user agent changed there is no "Get Google Chrome"

With default user agent selected the "Get Google Chrome" box returns.

The reason for not recommending switching user agent permanently is that it can break functionality on some websites.

jamis said:

Could there be a rogue registry entry causing this? I have Chrome installed, but don't use it,except for testing web pages, and I don't see the tab in IE11.

This happens because Google detects IE11 (The user agent Callender talks you about) and then, shows this popup, has nothing to do with registry, the webpage has javascript routines to detect which browser you are running the site with.

This happens with Opera, Firefox and any non Chrome browser out there, the only way to remove that, without messing with user agents, is to have a Google account, I have one, and with that logged in, the advice doesn't appear anymore...

FerchogtX said:

jamis said:

Could there be a rogue registry entry causing this? I have Chrome installed, but don't use it,except for testing web pages, and I don't see the tab in IE11.

This happens with Opera, Firefox and any non Chrome browser out there, the only way to remove that, without messing with user agents, is to have a Google account, I have one, and with that logged in, the advice doesn't appear anymore...

Ahh! That explains it. I also have a google account due to having Chrome installed. I almost never use it, but it's there. Thanks.