True Portable? about thorium-win HOT 5 CLOSED

@gz83 @Nyanpasu1 NOOOOO. You need to KEEP these flags. Once a user data dir has been made with these flags, if you turn them off, it will screw up your user data and warn you every time that some settings have been reset.

The same thing happens if you start with a regular user profile and then try to use the flags.
To portably use thorium, you need to start off using these flags, or make a seperate or new user profile. Once you've used them, any .bat or shortcut you make needs to have these appended to it.

@gz83 These are not "set once and forget". They affect encryption. If they are present, chromium stores stuff unencrypted and untied to the machine's ID. If the user data dir is encrypted, and you use the flag, it wont be able to read some stuff. Conversely, if the user data dir is unencrypted, and then thorium is launched without the flags, blink will think there is a security violation since it is expecting encrypted content. In both cases, to try to fix the user data dir, Chromium will delete and re-write some stuff back to default. The problem is that it won't do this for critical things like browsing history, etc to avoid removing user data, so you will constantly see a warning every time you launch it, and some things might not work right.

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I am very sorry to provide you with incorrect information, please ignore the content of the comment I sent earlier

@Nyanpasu1

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i see, so i need to keep run the BAT file on every browser launch which means i cannot set this browser as default browser, automatically open link to this browser by default, or pin to taskbar means it will open new profile without those flags instead and will void all my data.

wish there is easy way to fix this issue...

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I'd prefer this to be fixed upstream (chromium codebase)

@Alex313031 @Nyanpasu1

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ok it seems there is no good solution yet beside of running bat file for every launch

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