05-19-2017, 06:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-19-2017, 07:48 AM by supergamer.)
Just for all who still have this issue, adjust the launcher/icon with:
--password-store=basic
This makes chrome of chromium use the default basic key shipped with it. The other trick was to uninstall gnome-keyring but it will keep getting reinstalled by updates so this is the best solution I have found. It would be better to have a startup script made and point the launcher/icon to it so updates to chrome or chromium will not change how it is launched. Here is a sample chromium script.
#!/bin/bash
chromium-browser --password-store=basic %U
--password-store=basic
This makes chrome of chromium use the default basic key shipped with it. The other trick was to uninstall gnome-keyring but it will keep getting reinstalled by updates so this is the best solution I have found. It would be better to have a startup script made and point the launcher/icon to it so updates to chrome or chromium will not change how it is launched. Here is a sample chromium script.
#!/bin/bash
chromium-browser --password-store=basic %U