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How to Docker Install Chromium-Browser with a Specific Version? - Swizz99 - 05-05-2024
Hey folks,
So, I’m trying to docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177 (or something close to that). I’ve been googling around but can’t seem to find a straightforward way to do it.
Like, I know how to pull the latest version, but how do I specify the exact version? Do I need to tweak the Dockerfile or is there a tag I can use directly?
Also, if anyone’s done this before, any tips on making sure it runs smoothly? I’m kinda new to Docker, so bear with me if I’m missing something obvious lol.
Thanks in advance!
“” - CloakSurfer - 07-01-2025
Hey! So, for docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, you can use the specific tag for that version. Check out the official Chromium Docker Hub page (https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/chromium). They usually have tags for specific versions.
Just run something like:
`docker pull linuxserver/chromium:110.0.5481.177`
If that exact tag doesn’t exist, you might need to build it yourself using a Dockerfile. Let me know if you need help with that!
“” - cloakByteX77 - 04-02-2025
Yo, I had the same issue last week! For docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, you can use the `--version` flag in your Dockerfile or just pull the specific image tag.
Also, check out https://github.com/jessfraz/dockerfiles for some pre-built Dockerfiles. They might have what you need.
Pro tip: Always test the container locally before deploying. Saves a ton of headaches later.
“” - FantomVPN - 09-02-2025
Hey there! For docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, you’ll need to specify the version in the Dockerfile or use a tagged image.
Here’s a quick example:
```
FROM ubuntu:20.04
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y chromium-browser=110.0.5481.177
```
If you’re new to Docker, I’d recommend using Docker Compose to manage your setup. Makes life easier!
“” - phantomPioneer77 - 10-02-2025
Hey! I’ve done this before. For docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, you can use the official Chromium Docker image and specify the version tag.
Run:
`docker pull chromium:110.0.5481.177`
If that doesn’t work, you might need to build it from source. Check out https://www.chromium.org/getting-involved/download-chromium for the source code.
Also, make sure your Docker environment has enough resources allocated. Chromium can be a bit heavy.
“” - Swizz99 - 20-02-2025
Thanks, everyone! I tried pulling the specific tag like you suggested, but it seems like the exact version isn’t available. I ended up tweaking the Dockerfile to install the version I needed, and it worked!
Quick question though: How do I make sure the container doesn’t eat up all my system resources? I noticed it’s a bit heavy on RAM. Any tips for optimizing that?
Also, big thanks for the GitHub and Docker Hub links—super helpful for future projects!
“” - dataStorm77 - 05-03-2025
Hmm, I think you’re overcomplicating it. For docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, just pull the specific version tag.
Try:
`docker pull linuxserver/chromium:110.0.5481.177`
If that tag doesn’t exist, you might need to build it yourself. Use a Dockerfile and install the specific version via apt.
Also, check out https://docs.docker.com/ for some beginner-friendly guides.
“” - secureMimic99 - 10-03-2025
Hey! I’ve been using Docker for a while now. For docker install chromium-browser with version 110.0.5481.177, you can either pull the specific tag or build it yourself.
Here’s a quick Dockerfile example:
```
FROM ubuntu:20.04
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y chromium-browser=110.0.5481.177
```
If you’re stuck, try asking on Stack Overflow. The Docker community there is super helpful.