Quite annoying switching between users.Beats the purpose of using Kali Linux, Kali was meant to be run as root user.You can allow a second user to Google Chrome with with arrangements.Secured, your standard user (as long it doesn’t have sudo access) wont be able to mess up your system.Login as your standard user and run Google Chrome in Kali Linux.Create a Standard user by following this previous post: How to add remove user (standard user/non-root) in Kali Linux?.Install Google Chrome in Kali Linux by following either of the choices from this previous post: How to Install Google Chrome in Kali Linux? – Part 2 – Installation.So let’s get on with it: Run Google Chrome as a Standard user in Kali Linux Option 3 is probably the best way to go about it.
Option 2 is somewhat a security risk, but then again, you’re probably running IceWeasel/Firefox/Opera and who knows what browser already while signed into your Google account. Of these 3 options, 1 is the secure most, but somewhat beats the purpose of using Kali Linux in the first place. Run Google Chrome as Standard User (while Logged in as root) in Kali Linux.By modifying /opt/google/chrome/google-chrome file.Run Google Chrome as Root user in Kali Linux.Create a Standard non-root user and run Google Chrome – See How to add remove user (standard user/non-root) in Kali Linux?.Run Google Chrome as a Standard user in Kali Linux.You have follow choices to run Google Chrome in Kali Linux: Continued from How to Install Google Chrome in Kali Linux? – Part 2 – Installation Running Google Chrome in Kali Linux
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