How Do I Run Chrome in No Sandbox Mode in Linux?
Contents Open a Terminal. Edit the /Usr/Bin/Google-Chrome and Add the “–No-Sandbox” at the End of the Last Line (Line No: 42). That’s All. Now You Can Start...
Open a terminal. Edit the /usr/bin/google-chrome and add the “–no-sandbox” at the end of the last line (Line No: 42). That’s all. Now you can start Google Chrome from the menu as root.
How do I run Chrome without sandbox?
Type ” –no-sandbox” (without quotes) after the path to the application in the “Target” input box. Make sure to include one space between the EXE portion of the path and the first hyphen in “–no-sandbox.” Click “OK.” This switch disables the sandbox when you launch Google Chrome using the new shortcut.
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