[Expired for chromium-browser (Ubuntu) because there has been no
activity for 60 days.]
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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I finally got this fixed, by deleting almost every hidden file and
folder in my home folder.
This situation has recurred 3 times in the last 4 months. I think it
happens after opening Chromium with temporary profile (in order to log
into a different gmail account).
It seems like after I do that
user@pc:~$ ls -R /etc/chromium-browser/
/etc/chromium-browser/:
customizations default policies
/etc/chromium-browser/customizations:
00-example
/etc/chromium-browser/policies:
managed recommended
/etc/chromium-browser/policies/managed:
/etc/chromium-browser/policies/recommended:
Can you share the output of the following commands?
ls -R /etc/chromium-browser/
cat /etc/chromium-browser/default
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I downgraded to Ubuntu 16.04.4 from 18.04. Chromium profiles still do
not survive a reboot.
chromium-browser
ATTENTION: default value of option force_s3tc_enable overridden by environment.
[4399:4399:0420/101759.847588:ERROR:sandbox_linux.cc(375)] InitializeSandbox()
called with multiple threads
I just reinstalled the latest build of Ubuntu 18.04. I still have the
same problem with Chromium.
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Title:
So is this happening when you reboot your computer only?
Could it be that you have a (malicious?) script being run at startup/session
login that wipes your chromium profile?
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I tried deleting the config folder again, just now.
Then, launched chromium and created a bookmark and save the credentials
for a website login.
I closed chromium and then launched it again. It did remember the
bookmark I had added and the website credentials that I had saved during
the session.
Olivier, thanks for the suggestions, but so far nothing has worked.
I've gone to this extreme to completely remove Chromium:
sudo rm -rf /home/username/.config/chromium ; sudo rm -rf
/home/username/.cache/chromium ; sudo rm -rf /usr/lib/chromium-browser ;
sudo rm -rf /etc/chromium-browser ; sudo
I wish I could edit my last comment; it is some how corrupted. Here it
is again (hopefully as intended)
I've gone to this extreme to completely remove Chromium:
sudo rm -rf /home/username/.config/chromium ; sudo rm -rf
/home/username/.cache/chromium ; sudo rm -rf /usr/lib/chromium-browser ;
sudo
This info message about chrome_cryptauth_service.cc is strange, as this
is chromeOS-specific code…
Anyway, have you tried my second suggestion?
mv ~/.config/chromium ~/.config/chromium.bak
then launch chromium and let me know if that helped.
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(note that the above will start with a brand new profile)
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Title:
Chromium-Browser Won't Sustain My Profile
Status in
chromium-browser --enable-logging=stderr
[25230:25230:0328/150725.594657:WARNING:CONSOLE(0)] "Styling master document
from stylesheets defined in HTML Imports is deprecated, and is planned to be
removed in M65, around March 2018. Please refer to https://goo.gl/EGXzpw for
possible migration
Can you please launch it from a terminal window with the following
command, and share the output here?
chromium-browser --enable-logging=stderr
It could be that your current profile is corrupted for some reason. The next
thing to try would be:
mv ~/.config/chromium
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