[Solved] Chrome browser is locked

[AZgl1800]

Why do I have to enter my password just to run the Chrome browser?

this is a PITA and is totally unnecessary.

I just now, let the new updates install, one of which was for Chrome, but it did not do away with this aggravating situation.

[kukamuumuka]

You use autologin, so your options are use normal login or set a blank password in the ~/.local/share/keyrings files. The last option is not recommend.

[catweazel]

this is a PITA and is totally unnecessary.

@administrollaattori is correct, but opinions differ on the security risk of setting a blank password. As you use autologon, you need to ask yourself if it's a further security risk to not use the keyring. I use autologon and one of the first things I do is disable the annoying keyring.

[absque fenestris]

this is a PITA and is totally unnecessary.

@administrollaattori is correct, but opinions differ on the security risk of setting a blank password. As you use autologon, you need to ask yourself if it's a further security risk to not use the keyring. I use autologon and one of the first things I do is disable the annoying keyring.

autologon - uti homines sint progressivi

[AZgl1800]

this is a PITA and is totally unnecessary.

@administrollaattori is correct, but opinions differ on the security risk of setting a blank password. As you use autologon, you need to ask yourself if it's a further security risk to not use the keyring. I use autologon and one of the first things I do is disable the annoying keyring.

Well, since I am retired, and this laptop never gets out of my view, I deem that it is a PITA and totally unneccessary.

autologon - and that humans are not progressive
tee hee, I had to have Google translate that for me, I thought I understood the Latin, but wasn't sure...

and now I have to ask, how do I edit that file, I can see it, but can't edit it.
I presume it has to be done inside Terminal?

Keyring file location.png

[kukamuumuka]

and now I have to ask, how do I edit that file, I can see it, but can't edit it.
I presume it has to be done inside Terminal?

Close the browser and delete those keyring files and start the browser and set a blank password (enter).

[AZgl1800]

and now I have to ask, how do I edit that file, I can see it, but can't edit it.
I presume it has to be done inside Terminal?

Close the browser and delete those keyring files and start the browser and set a blank password (enter).

ha ha ha,

I was trying to make it hard............

that was a pleasure.... problem solved, thanks.