padocit wrote:
Oizo wrote:
Another workaround than putting the file manually on the native environment, would be to rename the "%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default" to "...
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padocit wrote:
Oizo wrote:
Another workaround than putting the file manually on the native environment, would be to rename the "%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default" to "%Local Appdata%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default.old".
Then create a new "Default" folder, with MERGED isolation.
After the package is rebuilt, it should work fine. Google Chrome checks if this folder exists for this user, and if not, re-creates it. With the isolation being MERGED, it does create it in the user profile.
This worked perfectly. Thanks a ton for quelling my OCD.
I think I spoke a little too soon. So the method works but it breaks my Flash fix, which is to disable the pepper flash plugin per the instructions below. I believe the problem is that the setting is held in the preferences file. But it appears that if there is anything in the default folder besides the attributes ini file it won't produce the taskbar icon. Any ideas? Just to clarify. Create a new default folder, with an attribute ini setting isolation mode to merged - icon works, Flash breaks. Add preferences file to Default folder - Flash works again but Icon breaks Flash Directions I followed:
Francis Beland wrote:
For Flash, I solved the problem. To do this, I had to manually download the Flash player from the Adobe Site (for other browser) and install it (as part of the capture or as an applink). You then need to disable the Flash sandbox by editing the mms.cfg file located under c:\windows\system32\macromed\Flash. In that Config file, you need to add the following line: ProtectedMode=0. Once it's done, you need to open Chrome and on the address bar, type chrome://plugins. You will see the line Adobe Flash Player (2 files). It means that Chrome is seeing both embeded and installed Flash player. You will see at the right of the screen a Details option that you can explode. Once you do it, you will have to deactivate the embeded one. Everything that contains Flash will be working after that. Still looking for the Icon problem. I'll post it here if I find something.