Download Google Earth Pro Portable 7.3.2.5776 Final Dev Test 1 [1.06+54.9MB download / 179.0MB installed](MD5: b20255b8dc11258f005b13baf1e07d90) [as 'stable' release](SHA-256: cb08782b72421b6896ec4a7efa60078563d8de575bac436bcadcdf08f2b978e7) [as 'stable' release]
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Warning!!!There is no version from Google called 'Rolling', it is called by me.From v.7.3.1.4505 Google start to release the new versions with same filename.In 'rolling' version the MD5 checking is disabled. This allows to download the latest v7.3.3.In this case I can't guarantee that the next time you will get the current version 7.3.3.7673 and that is it will work or not.Use it at your own risk!I suggest you to use v7.3.2.5776 Final Dev Test 1 as 'stable'
First time trying to install this (since they did away with panaramio and my old GE doesn't work). Getting a copy not valid error upon install after GEP seems to download a couple times. Went to Github and the version 7.3.0.3832_Dev_Test_1 installed but 7.3.1.4505 wouldn't. Where do we copy the GoogleEarthProPortable.ini file FROM to enable caching? Thanks
This is because from v7.3.1.4505 Google start to release the new versions with same filenames, i.e. v7.3.1.4505 and v7.3.1.4507 are released both with 'googleearthprowin-7.3.1.exe' filename. For v7.3.1.4505 the MD5 checksum is '82eeb52d1cff598c96f51db7cf34b05d' and for v7.3.1.4507 it is 'b2b90257e739a54548e152d1614e48d1'. The installer expect to get the '82eeb52d1cff598c96f51db7cf34b05d'. This is why it is downloaded but not installed.
To partially solve this problem, I remove the checking for MD5 sums, but this is a knife with two blades. In one case you can download all the googleearthprowin-7.3.1.exe filenames, but this can't guarantee that the installer will deal properly with the extracted files of the latest version. You can see for them in the source code. May be Google don't want to use the Earth as portable app, I don't know, I can only suppose. Another way is to repackeg, but this is against the rules and license agreement and I will not doing this. I hope you can understand all this drama.
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