It causes havoc with Tab moving, and broken sortable lists (like the bookmarks), and with pasting stuff to the wrong (X11) window. (See my previous comment.)
Downgrading to a previous version (1854) should be a matter of:
# snap list chromium --all
# snap revert chromium --revision 1854
Maybe allow more historic snap packages than 2 in the future:
I think the relevant bug report is: /bugs.chromium. org/p/chromium/ issues/ detail? id=1279532
https:/
It causes havoc with Tab moving, and broken sortable lists (like the bookmarks), and with pasting stuff to the wrong (X11) window. (See my previous comment.)
Downgrading to a previous version (1854) should be a matter of:
# snap list chromium --all
# snap revert chromium --revision 1854
Maybe allow more historic snap packages than 2 in the future:
# snap set system refresh.retain=4
And if you've lost the 1854 snap for amd64, I have it here: /junk.devs. nu/2022/ bugs/chromium_ 96.0.4664. 110_snap_ 1854_amd64. snap
https:/
sha512sum c636cd18798f0bb 98138ec6aafa85b 1ae460f415dfca5 973d38cc3a70f0e b2b02629eaedf2b 10acb561267bcdf 73eb7f575c431d0 ef56b5f350da855 956c50b1
# snap install ./chromium_ 96.0.4664. 110_snap_ 1854_amd64. snap --dangerous
(I think --dangerous is needed, but possibly not if you already had 1854 running before.)