Let's see today how it can be done using Google Chrome without installing any extension. I have already covered some time ago how it can be done in Firefox. If you are running Windows, you can install a special extension in Firefox or Chrome (or any other Chromuim-based browser) and replace the user agent to get ISO images directly. I got automatically redirected to ISO images.

Notice the same page opened in the background with a different user agent (I've set it to Edge on Windows 10. Here is how the download page is displayed in my Chrome running on Linux with the default user agent. However, if the user agent reports Linux, Android or iOS, you will see direct download links to ISO files. If it reports the Windows operating system, the Media Creation Tool will be offered for download. The download page on Microsoft's web site checks the user agent of the browser. Here is an unofficial method to get official ISO images without downloading and using the Media Creation Tool. The last time we saw in detail how to download official ISO images using the Media Creation Tool.

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