Since you are talking about using Chromium as spot then any downloads from there would have to end up in a directory that has appropriate permissions for use by user spot. I don't have a working version of Puppy on this laptop, but if spot set up similarly to a multiuser system you will have a directory for user spot, which if like a multiuser system will likely be at /home/spot. So what should I do differently to be able to download without 'permission denied' failure? I restarted with fresh systems several times since then. I'm always confused by that spot thing, and I remember at one time in the distant past I was using the permission changer script which seemed to work on one OS and not the other, referring to jackalpup and fossapup, which are really pretty much the same. Well, I'm now realizing that both Ungoogled-Chromium-portable, and Brave-portable have the one similar issue, that is they don't let me download. Any feedback, y'all know where to find me I'm never very far away. so long as it's suitably formatted with a Linux file-system.Įnjoy. Remember these things run quite happily from a flash drive, or other external drive.
#BRAVE DOWNLOAD FAILED HOW TO#
Please read the 'UpdateReadMe' file, as this explains how to use it. You'll find the 'UpdateBrave' script in the top level of the portable, alongside the 'LAUNCH' & Menu-entry scripts. For greater system integration, a Menu entry may be added using the supplied scripts, if one is requiredīrave-portable now has a built-in updater, courtesy of.
#BRAVE DOWNLOAD FAILED PORTABLE#
Move the extracted 'portable' directory anywhere you like, though preferably outside the 'save'Ĭlick on 'LAUNCH' to run it entirely as a portable application - the profile is, as usual, created inside the portable directory. I shan't be keeping the repo package up-to-date any longer instead, I will leave this to the user to run the updater when they first download it. The 'portable' package will always be found here:. We're currently at v1.50.121 - based around Chromium v112. So overall, an extremely competent browser. Which, in my humble opinion, is by far & away the very best of the open-source offerings.! I liked them right from the word "go", nearly 15 years ago, but never thought they'd become quite this good.Ībsolutely everything here works as expected.and, as I discovered a little while back, the built-in video-chat client is in fact simply a re-badged "JitsiMeet". And that's very welcome.Ĭhromium-based browsers are on the whole becoming a very smooth experience all round. I don't know how they've done it, but despite being based around Chromium - like every other 'clone' - the Brave team have somehow managed to make their browser open considerably faster than 'vanilla' Chromium. So this will be the place to find the Brave-portable browser from now on. I thought it was probably about time I started a new thread for this, rather than "tagging-onto" the end of 's thread.especially given that I'm now using this fairly regularly myself.
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