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chromium keyring password change or remove - Moon1 - 01-25-2020

Hello PBP Posters.
I've had my pbp ansi for about a week.  Currently I have one issue to resolve.  I logged in to Chromium before I changed the key pad to english US. Now, unintentionally, I have a symbol for the UK pound in my keyring password for Chromium.  There is no equivalent in the english US layout.  Can someone provide directions on changing or eliminating this keyring for chromium?   So far pretty good with this device.  Chromium was glitchy and firefox would crash instantly. A mrfixit update help a lot. Firefox now works fine.
Thanks in advance!


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - MIchael - 01-25-2020

Would purging chromium and then reinstalling work?


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Veraendert - 01-25-2020

$ rm ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Login


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Moon1 - 01-26-2020

(01-25-2020, 03:24 PM)Veraendert Wrote: $ rm ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Login

As a newbie please clarify.  Run this command in the terminal starting with $ to remove this log-in feature? Or set to default?
Thanks


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Veraendert - 01-27-2020

$ means run as user, no sudo, no root
That command should remove the keyring.

But i just realized that would be for Chrome, not Chromium.


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - pfeerick - 01-27-2020

Making that path...


Code:
~/.config/chromium/Default/Login

The folder is correct, I'm not sure about the file, as I disabled the keyring on my install! Wink


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Moon1 - 01-28-2020

(01-27-2020, 02:09 AM)Veraendert Wrote: $ means run as user, no sudo, no root
That command should remove the keyring.

But i just realized that would be for Chrome, not Chromium.
Hello Veraendert,
I ran this command as posted in the terminal.  Substituting Chromium for Google-Chrome as well but can up with file not found. If you can think of something else please post.
Thanks


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Veraendert - 01-29-2020

Sorry, i also disable the keyring. I hate Chromium, i only use it if everything else fails.

$ rm ~/.config/chromium/Default/'Login Data'


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Moon1 - 02-01-2020

(01-29-2020, 06:45 AM)Veraendert Wrote: Sorry, i also disable the keyring. I hate Chromium, i only use it if everything else fails.

$ rm ~/.config/chromium/Default/'Login Data'

Well, Running this script did not resolve my issue.  Thanks for trying.  I just deleted chromium completely using the package manager. I may reinstall justtot have a backup to firefox which is working fine.  Thanks again!


RE: chromium keyring password change or remove - Veraendert - 02-02-2020

Sorry it didn't work out. If you use Plasma you could give Falkon a try. It's based on Chromium's engine but i trust it more than anything coming from Google directly.