This has become increasingly difficult to find online. It looks like the Chromium blog talks more about it without giving many clear options about how to download or install chromium.

Well, here’s my small contribution. You can find the latest files here:

http://build.chromium.org/buildbot/continuous/win/LATEST/

I highly recommend the mini_installer.exe for Windows XP or Vista.

Here are links to the bleeding edge builds of chrome for mac or chrome for linux

Also, Chromium is MUCH BETTER for installing and managing extensions ( see chromeextensions.org ) than Chrome. You can install with just one click! And you get a nifty “extensions” panel under the “tools” menu.

Here’s how!

If you have Chrome installed, uninstall it, or this program (below) will use Chrome by default instead of Chromium (Chromium is not Chrome)

Make sure this directory structure exists: C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome (replace User with your username)

Don’t create an Application folder inside the chrome folder – the next steps will do that.

Get the Sysinternals Suite (or at least the junction program for creating softlinks)

Run this command:

junction “C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application” “C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data\Chromium\Application”

(Replace User with your username)

Download ChromeMailer and go through setup

Launch ChromeMailer and choose your options.

Trouble? ChromeMailer (as of 8/09) looks for Chrome in it’s default path – your profile\Google\Chrome\Application

You can either install chromium into that directory, or install it into the proper directory and create a softlink (junction) so the folders mirror each other. If you delete something in one folder it will be deleted in the other one, too. Look up softlinks on wikipedia for more info.