Mkdir -p /tmp/herold/.cache/chromium & ln -sf /tmp/herold/.cache/chromium /home/herold/.cache/chromium #First line only needed if chromium cache exists in home #Moves chromium cache to temp, thanks to xecure React so the script might have to be timed to a low or no usage period. Not sure how gracefully the browser would If not rebooting often a cron job to delete cache might be a good idea. desktop-session/startup, after reboot cache is in temp so cleared on every new start. Right click in a page opens a menu, shows a view page source button, click on an element in a page U Block offersīest fix below addition to. One user had login failures due gigabyte sized browser cache, bad.Īvailable settings are in chrome://flags/Ĭhrome://chrome-urls/ gives links to a lot of interna of the browser. Pretty sure that the latest version will, like all chrome based browsers build that up quickly. And sandboxing which I did not want to switch off can cause trouble. One Eloston version was, or is built for I7, it runs on I5 but not I3Īnd below.
In my experience especially older Nvidia cards with the proprietary drivers.Īfter switching off hardware acelleration I had no more trouble in that direction. The crashing issue on chrome based browsers is usually due not playing well with some hardware, Some additions for those unfamiliar with this excellent browser, applies to other chrome based browsers too. Seems to start in an instant on my I5 box. This topic was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by ModdIt. Updates will not come through the package installer so user must check periodically. I previously put the included icon in /usr/share/icons Change the link to point to the starter script which must be executable Rename to ungoogled or whatever you like. Set the group to root $ sudo chgrp root chrome-sandboxĪdd a personal menu entry, the control center tool works fine, just chose add, take any offering from the application list, Rename “chrome_sandbox” to “chrome-sandbox”Ģ. I followed instructions for sandbox, renaming, setting permissions then group to rootĬd in to the directory assuming downloads cd /home/yourusename/Downloads/chromium/ungoogled-chromium_1.60-1.1_linux/ġ. Unpack the downloaded archive then peruse the readme. Remove another version before first start and your config will be used. My machine took too many hours to build the package so not my option.Ĭhecksums for the download are available, it is advisable to use them. This is a Userbuild so some trust is involved. I moved back to the portable version available from I am not saying you shouldn't give Ungoogled Chromium a go, I am simply recommending you different solutions should Ungoogled Chromium not work out for you.The OBS builds of ungoogled chromium are lagging behind latest which is 1.75-1 So long as you are okay with that risk, you can also use the Tor browser. While they can't guarantee support for all add-ons, they will probably be able to run what you want.Īs far as Tor, they don't recommend you add or remove any add-ons as the browser is specifically configured for anonymity and other add-ons can potentially ruin that. From my experience, Waterfox and Pale Moon has worked with any add-on I throw at it, and I hear its the same for GNU IceCat. A few good ones are Waterfox, Pale Moon, Tor Browser Bundle, GNU IceCat, and Brave.īrave is the easiest to use however they have limited add-on support which seems important in your case. I would recommend you use a Firefox alternative. You have issues with Mozilla and Firefox right? Well so do I. I will however provide a different solution.
I can't speak for Ungoogled Chromium as I never used it.
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