How to install ADB on Windows, macOS, and Linux!

Full guide on how to install ADB (Android Debug Bridge) on Windows, macOS, or Linux with system wide access so you don't always have to redirect the terminal to the platform-tools folder.
Please keep in mind that if you want to use the Winget, Scoop, or Chocolatey commands, you need to make sure those package managers are installed first or those commands mentioned in the video will not work. The same applies for the Linux commands using dnf or pacman, those are specific to the package managers that the distros are using as mentioned in the video.
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Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:24 - Windows
5:00 - macOS
6:52 - Linux
7:59 - Outro

[@raeannmantyla6954]

Very informative, Frozen North. Thank you ^.^

[@CrisNYS2024]

works great here. thank you.

[@carisi2k11]

or you could just do cd\ instead of cd c:\. Oh and you don't need the \ either. cd platform-tools is all you need to type from the c prompt

[@gabsdigital]

Hi! when i do the second part and wirte the brew install --cask android-platform-tools it shows me "command not found: brew". what should i do? :(

[@frozennorthproductions]

ruclips.net/video/GqccXFRpuF4/видео.html
You need to have brew installed first, that's the package manager that gets used. It takes quite awhile for it to install the first time because it needs to install Xcode CLI. But once it's installed, then you can run that brew command to install adb.