

The User profiles are created in C:\Chrome\User Data\.The Chrome binaries are placed in subfolders of C:\Chrome\.Select the destination of the Chrome installer, and the script automatically unpacks the files and duplicates the profile from a pre-configured base directory. Launch the script, and a file dialog appears (or: Drag & drop the chrome installer on the VBS). I've created a VBScript which installs and configures Chrome (tested in XP and Windows 7).

#VBScript which automates install, config & launch The files do still exist, I've created a shell script (bash) to ease the creation of a local repository of Chrome versions - see ) (the old version of this answer referred to Old Apps for old Chrome versions, but they do not offer direct download links any more through the UI. I usually change the home page and "Under the Regarding configuration: All preferences can be set atĬhrome://settings/. * The numbers do not necessarily have to match the real version number (though it's convenient to use real version numbers.). * The location (eg `.45`) must be the name of the directory: Refuse to use User profiles from new versions.

Set your preferences for the lowest Chrome version, and duplicate the User profile for each Chrome version. Used -user-data-dir="C:\Chrome\User Data\18" for the same effect.
