Martin Nguyen

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Hi<br />
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I want to run website on Samsung smart tv which is not supported on web browser that comes with samsung tv, Can I install google chrome on the Samsung TV. TV model is Samsung UE58MU6120. It is not supported by default . does any one know any way of doing it. <br />
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Regards
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Hi

I want to run website on Samsung smart tv which is not supported on web browser that comes with samsung tv, Can I install google chrome on the Samsung TV. TV model is Samsung UE58MU6120. It is not supported by default . does any one know any way of doing it. 

Regards

Installing google chrome on Samsung UE58MU6120

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Google

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Installation

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Chrome

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