![]() Use a third-party service/repository of APKs - e.g.Get a APK from a Android device - this easily easily be done on some rooted Android devices, on normal devices I think you can copy system app's apks from /system/apps or somewhere - again not recommended due to legal stuff.Use a APK for a open-source app - for testing this I tried using the x86 APK for VLC Media PLayer, which resulted in a error screen - I then tried the armv7 arc version and that worked at first and then crashed. ![]() Most closed source devlopers don't want their stuff freely distributed, so for most apps on Google Play at least you either need to use: ![]() Get a APK of the application you want to use - no, it does not seem like you can install from Google Play, you need a APK file of the app, so this is the tricky bit. I also had issues with Ubuntu 14.04's build of Chromium 41, so I installed Google Chrome :( and that worked. on my Fedora 21 build of Chromium 40 I got the error 'Manifest file is invalid' when trying install the extension, even after clearing data and reloading the extension. This will take a while as it seems to download a crx installer weighing in at 113Mb, and another one at around 9Mb, so be patient: Install from here - click 'Add to Chrome' ![]() Here are some steps I did to get it to work You can now under Chrome run APKs, using this extension (bearing in mind it is in development for use by developers for testing apps). ![]()
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