Get:7 bullseye-backports/main Translation-en.diff/Index Get:6 bullseye-backports/main i386 Packages.diff/Index Get:5 bullseye-backports/main amd64 Packages.diff/Index Sudo apt update & sudo apt install brave-browser Under “How to Install Brave on Ubuntu/Debian”Įverything installed fine except the last part:

Don't forget to make your bash-scripts executable.īut frankly, I'd recommend that you use Mike Walsh's Ungoogled-Chromium, viewtopic.php?p=11080#p11080 which, unlike Brave, doesn't just steer you away from advertisers the publisher doesn't like to those which it does like or his Iron, viewtopic.Distro: antiX-21_圆4-full Grup Yorum 31 October 2021 Run-as-spot '$HERE/chrome' -user-data-dir=$HERE/spot/.config/google-chrome -disable-infobars you substitute 'brave' -without the quotes- for 'Chrome' or 'google-chrome' in the above you may be able to use the brave portable under fossa and/or buster. # Wrapper-script to launch Google Chrome browser - Mike Walsh © Jan 2020 (with thanks to Fredx181.) '$HERE/chrome/chrome-pup_NL' within the Chrome folder is the chrome-pup_LN bash script, which reads: # Launcher for 'portable' Google Chrome browser The alternate wrappers come in to parts: Outside of the 'chrome/or what-have-you' folder is a bash-script named LAUNCH_NL (i.e., no libs) which reads: He has since published newer portables which contain alternate 'wrappers' so that they could be used either with fossa or Buster, as well as older puppies. But I don't think it will run OOTB under fossapup for the same reason that versions of other Chromium-Clones wouldn't run: it's 'builtin' libs are older than those fossapup uses. Mike Walsh published a portable back in July, viewtopic.php?p=859#p859.

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