For a single computer that might have limited internet, you can download the full installer once and move it via a USB drive.
Downloading Google Chrome via FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is no longer the standard or supported method for obtaining the browser. In 2021, Google officially removed native FTP support from Chrome, starting with version 88 and concluding with version 95.
Google retired the internal FTP client because it lacked support for encrypted connections (like FTPS or SFTP) and saw very low usage. While you once could type ftp:// into the address bar to browse directories, modern browsers like Chrome and Edge have deprecated this for more secure HTTPS methods. Modern Alternatives to FTP Downloads
: Visit the Official Chrome Help Page and select Other Platforms to find direct download links for Windows, macOS, or Linux. 2. Chrome Enterprise MSI (Best for Admins)
