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Nice, I was looking for something like this. I tried it on Ubuntu but after clicking Capture requests > Launch Chrome, nothing happens.
by davide_v 2y ago
Nice, I was looking for something like this.
I tried it on Ubuntu but after clicking Capture requests > Launch Chrome, nothing happens.
- ashenke 2y agoYep same problem
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- chompin 2y agoSame issue, would prefer the option to use any browser also. Chrome is not my cup of tea
- 7357 2y agoLooks like it wants to run chrome using `start chrome` which is AFAIK a Windows-only command.
- pvarghav 2y agoThank you for pointing this out. I've addressed the issue, and it should now be fixed in version 0.2.1, which is available for download on the website. Please update to the latest version, and let me know if you encounter any more problems.
- 4k1l 2y agoThis problem persist on version 0.2.3
- pvarghav 2y agoOn Linux, the application currently uses the command: ```bash google-chrome --proxy-server=<proxy URL> --ignore-certificate-errors-spki-list=<CA fingerprint> ``` to launch Chrome. For some users, this command doesn't seem to work properly. I'm working on adding a feature that will allow you to manually set the command used to launch Chrome if the default one isn't working on your system. In the meantime, you can manually launch Chrome with the arguments shown above. Just replace `<proxy URL>` and `<CA fingerprint>` with the appropriate values for your setup.