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talk:howtos:software:google-chrome [2013/08/04 14:32 (UTC)] – Red squares inside Chrome 37.157.195.144 | talk:howtos:software:google-chrome [2018/12/04 14:36 (UTC)] (current) – mr.spuratic | ||
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Btw. I got into similar troubles with Graphviz/ | Btw. I got into similar troubles with Graphviz/ | ||
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+ | Slackware64 14.2 and Chrome 70.x (October 2018) | ||
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+ | * Slackware 14.2 also provides the Chrome slackbuild in extra/. | ||
+ | * Chrome 70 (and possibly earlier) no longer uses the NSS library names that are patched in the slackbuild script (those paths don't need to be patched as the normal library names are used now) | ||
+ | * Chrome 70 *requires* NSS >= 3.26, whereas Slackware 14.2 only provides 3.23. (Chrome will start, and then exit abruptly when you attempt to use it, with a message to that effect) | ||
+ | * Slackware-current has mozilla-nss-3.39, | ||
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+ | This has popped up on [[https:// | ||
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+ | Update: (December 2018) NSS Security patch brings Slackware 14.2 up to nss-3.40 which should fix this too. | ||
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+ | That LinuxQuestions post you reference is now more than a year old. A few posts later (https:// | ||
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