#1 2017-12-10 17:08:38

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Chromium support dropped for BunsenLabs Hydrogen & Deuterium

security support for chromium in the oldstable release (jessie), Debian 8, is now discontinued

https://lists.debian.org/debian-securit … 00282.html

Any BunsenLabs Hydrogen/Deuterium users who have chromium set as x-www-browser should run these commands as soon as possible:

sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade
sudo apt install firefox-esr chromium-

This should switch x-www-browser to firefox-esr automagically

Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2017-12-10 18:05:04)

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Re: Chromium support dropped for BunsenLabs Hydrogen & Deuterium

Well drat!
Fx is my main browser, but I keep Chr. around for when I need a "vanilla" browser with nothing disabled (in a firejail though). Does this mean I have to install Google-chrome again?

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Re: Chromium support dropped for BunsenLabs Hydrogen & Deuterium

Does this mean I have to install Google-chrome again?

Debian's official advice is to switch to stretch, that release has several other important security-related enhancements anyway.

For BunsenLabs, you can now have any browser you like, as long as it's firefox-esr.

Or Chrome

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