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Chrome itself can be installed without admin rights, I remember using that on a University pc to view a flash video with the embedded plugin.

• camwest 15y ago
  We deal with a large enterprise that uses old versions of IE and whenever our support team encounters one we just upgrade them to Chrome. Sadly we can't recommend any other browser since they all require admin access for some reason.
  • ysangkok 15y ago
    You can get Firefox and Opera in portable versions that don't require admin rights.
    • peregrinari 15y ago
      This works if USB devices haven't been locked down by some kind of IT policy.
      • zvm 15y ago
        While portable apps are promoted for and usually installed on USB drives, they can also be installed on local disks as well, and they don't require admin privileges to do so (from my experience).
        • peregrinari 15y ago
          I was not aware of that. Thanks! I guess the portable aspect is not quite perfect for their description though?
    • nodata 15y ago
      Don't make things so complicated! If you want to install Firefox, get the normal Firefox download, and install it on your desktop (i.e. choose a path which you have write access to) You only need Admin rights to install system wide or overwrite system binaries.