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It has been like that in (my) Linux for a long time? This isn't new by any means. Lemme check. Current version: Version 88.0.4324.50 (Developer Build) Ubuntu
by drdavid 6y ago
It has been like that in (my) Linux for a long time? This isn't new by any means.
Lemme check.
Current version:
Version 88.0.4324.50 (Developer Build) Ubuntu 18.04 (64-bit)
It looks like I installed this OS in July of this year, which means Chromium would have been installed in July of this year - the 5th to be exact.
When started, it gives a warning about not having certain APIs and lacking functionality because of this.
It has done that since at least July of this year. I'm sure it did so before that, but I can only show that I've had this installed since July of this year.
This isn't even remotely new. Whatever version it was that I installed back in July did the same thing, or should I say didn't do the same thing? It hasn't had sync enabled since day one.
I currently have Lubuntu 18.04 and Chromium is installed by way of .deb channels - not a snap.