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Avoid using "--no-sandbox" in Chrome

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--red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member -  
 anonymous -
Hello,

in order to load web pages with Google Chrome, I have to add the command "--no-sandbox" at the end of the shortcut. However, the problem persists with internet links.
I would like to know if there is a way to do without this "--no-sandbox" command or how to add it to the executable file of the browser.

Best regards.

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    --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
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  3. --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
    Hello jmarion3, that's very kind of you but it's precisely this technique that I'm trying to avoid, because as soon as I want to open a shortcut, the command "--no-sandbox" is not applied and Chrome then doesn't work.

    I use Zone Alarm as a firewall.
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    1. jmarion3 Posted messages 49489 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 508
       
      The first idea would be to install a firewall compatible with Chrome or to install Firefox (unless you don't like it).
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  4. --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
    Without Zone Alarm, the problem persists. And I don't use Firefox for browsing.
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  6. --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
    Up !
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  7. corwin05
     
    Hi,

    https://support.google.com/chrome/forum/AAAAP1KN0B04y505eXCFOI/?hl=en&gpf=d/category-topic/chrome/report-a-problem-and-get-troubleshooting-help/4y505eXCFOI

    or more simply, I had the same problem after being infected by the "defense center" malware. Cleaned it up quickly, but it left chrome in the same state as yours, with the only solution being the "no sand box": not great.

    So I advise you to:
    1- run a scan with malwarebytes, it doesn't cost anything.
    2- https://support.kaspersky.com/5350
    Personally, it was the rootkit that had blocked chrome for me.

    And now I'm posting with chrome, without the "no sand"...
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  8. --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
    I have now switched back to Firefox and reinstalled Windows mainly due to an issue with Windows Update. I'm going to test Chrome to see if it was the source of the problem.
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  9. --red--fire-- Posted messages 1085 Status Member 135
     
    Indeed, Chrome is working properly, and it's faster than before!
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  10. spectrus Posted messages 7 Status Member
     
    Hello,
    I don’t know anything about computers.. I had a problem with Google Chrome that was working fine.; then it stopped working (I was on an online gaming site)
    .;the window shows up.;I type in a website name but nothing happens, not even Google shows up.;I found an answer here on this site (added No sandbox.) and now it's a disaster.;lots of ad pages that I can’t remove anymore.. I don’t even know how to remove No sandbox.;!!!! I uninstalled Google and reinstalled it.; still the same problem..
    Advice: don't trust anyone.; better to consult a friend who knows about it!!
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    1. anonymous
       
      Learn to write too!! It hurts the eyes.
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  11. jmarion3 Posted messages 49489 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 508
     
    Hello;
    What antivirus or anti-malware do you have installed on your computer?
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