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Re: Manually remove chrome extensions. The nuclear option would be to delete or rename your chrome profile in ~/.config/google-chrome (I think that's the path - I use chromium so am not completely sure). If that is a bit strong for you, in the same folder find the preferences file and change the "state" for the extension to 0 - it should be set ...
or 2 - Download and manually Install Mozilla's Firefox. or 3 - Install the extensions manually. It's not hard to do. If you happen to have installed a development version (like the beta) before the release and upgraded to the release, then you already should have two Firefox.
Flatpak has a Google Chrome package, but that's just a wrapper. Chrome is designed to use the local keyring, either gnome or kde's. If using autologin, then the keyring is not unlocked at login and chrome will complain about it. The solution used to be setting it to not use the keyring. Not sure if that's changed in the last couple of years ...
Re: Want to uninstall then reinstall Thunderbird without losing emails or settings. Thunderbird's settings which include your various email account settings, which thunderbird uses, are in the hidden folder ~/.thunderbird in your home folder. Normally apt-get remove does not touch anything in your home folder, so that should stay intact as is.
It's possible that /var/lib/dpkg/available may have somehow become corrupted, but you should have a backup of that file in the same directory, named available-old. Delete available and run sudo apt-get update. Then try to install a package. If that doesn't fix your problem, do it again, and as a third step delete all files in /var/lib/dpkg ...
I checked out 'organize'. If it only works with extensions, that won't work for me. My rules use simple patterns for specific input files and I manually run the script. inotify launches a script to process a file when it shows up in a specific directory. When that processing finishes, the file is moved up 1 directory.
I prefer managing Gnome Extensions via this tool, rather than via Firefox, which always seemed an odd arrangement. Extension Manager confirms that "New Mail Indicator" is incompatible with my Gnome v.42.2 & the Gnome Extensions website only offers NMI up to v.41 so that shifts the problem to that specific extension.....
Re: remove gnome extension. First, we need to identify which extensions you installed and how exactly you installed them. Run the following and paste its output: Code: dpkg -l | grep 'gnome-shell-extension'. Last edited by KBar; January 1st, 2022 at 08:33 PM . Adv Reply.
I downloaded a deb file and installed google chrome. Now how do I uninstall it?
please help having some seriously annoying issues unable to complete update when launching apt-get update just sticks on. 100% [Waiting on headers] also another issue not emptying a trashcan is related to bleach bits trash it was a huge file tht i had to manually delete now to huge but 0 bytes files stuck tried Midnight Commander with no ...