Chromium crashing extensions [SOLVED]

Begonnen von finotti, 2019/08/01, 14:59:41

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finotti

The new update of Chromium (76.0.3809.87-1) crashes extensions on start up: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=933598

The only work around suggested so far is to downgrade: if you have the testing repositories enabled, you can simply


apt remove chromium chromium-common
apt install chromium=76.0.3809.71-1 chromium-common=76.0.3809.71-1

devil

Sorry to say, but the only workaround that makes sense in this case in my book is using Chrome.

piper

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devil

For my job I need hundreds of open tabs. I need them secured and I need them to be restored reliably through restarts of the browser and reboots of the machine. Firefox does not play ball here reliably.

kokurya

Guess it always depends on what you need.
I love my little paranoia setup:
Firefox - for my standard websites (only handpicked cookies allowed / everything else blocked)
Chromium - for finding new stuff (everything deleted and reset at exiting the browser)

Falkon - play around and find out if I can get rid of chromium
Linux is highly user friendly, it is just highly selective who it is friends with.

piper

@devil, please try firefox 70 and the real firefox not a debian one, restored session I have never had a problem with, right now I have 124 tabs open, I have a old machine
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finotti

It seems that the new version (76.0.3809.87-2) fixes the problem.  (At least no crashes for me so far.)  I will mark it solved.

@devil: I will second piper.  Firefox has been running really well!  (Although I do use Debian's package.)  If you haven't given it a try in a while, it might be worth a try now...