Chromium-Ungoogled Web Browser SFS version 131.0.6778.264 for FatDog64-9.xx

[dogcat]

This is a FatDog-ized Ungoogled Chromium Web Browser version 131.0.6778.264 SFS

Special thanks goes to alienbob over at Slackware, this SFS is created from his original chromium-ungoogled-131.0.6778.264-x86_64-1alien.txz package.

I rearranged the file structure to match the official FatDog ungoogled-chromium-114.0.5735.106-x86_64-official.sfs file structure, also borrowed and modified the scripts to match the version 131.0.6778.264 binary file that had a different file name (Thanks FatDog Team!!). Also added a libpulse.so.0 symlink to the /opt/ungoogled-chromium_131.0.6778.264_linux directory because this version couldn't find it in the system due to a difference between FatDog & Slackware file structure. Verified youtube plays and has sound, nothing else. No idea if it works with any other forum distro.

Download from this mediafire page
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9cloyu6a ... l.sfs/file

Size 122MB
md5 checksum f80fcb149c0ee45b7bef8ca25037e5d6
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Edit This LibreWolf browser runs as user "spot" (spot is a limited user account used primarily to run internet facing applications for better security than user "root" provides)
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[step]

Thank you. When you say "fatdogized", do you also mean that this browser runs as spot as per fatdog's default?

[dogcat]

Thank you. When you say "fatdogized", do you also mean that this browser runs as spot as per fatdog's default?

Hi step,

Yes, it runs as spot and uses the same browser profile directory as the fatdog repo version sfs. It it will create a profile directory at /home/spot/.config/chrome if there is not one there yet.

I named the sfs to reflect the name of the source binary package that I borrowed from alienbob's slackware repo and added "unofficial" at the end so as not to confuse it with an official fatdog sfs.