Open NEXE file

NEXE files: what are they and how do I open them?

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Google Chrome native client executable

A nexe file extension is associated with the Google Chrome web browser and is used to run apps in Chrome web browser.

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The nexe file extension is associated with the Google Chrome, a web browser for Windows, Apple Mac and Linux.

The nexe file stores compiled C/C++ executable code used by Chrome Native Client (NaCl) component. It is used to run application in web browser.

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Google Chrome

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Google Chrome for Mac

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Google Chrome for Linux

Linux version of the popular web browser from Google

What is the meaning of a file extension?

File extensions are characters that appear after the dot in a computer file's name. For example, the file "unknown-file.nexe" has the file extension "nexe". This is used to identify which program should open the file or what file type it is.
File extensions help you organize and manage files. They provide a quick and easy way to identify and associate the file type with the appropriate software.

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