Just remember that running Chrome as root makes the sandbox useless. Not that thats stopped me from doing it, but just a warning to others. Thanks for the tip
Here is how to run as root.
Go to /usr/bin
Edit google-chrome I did with Kate
At the end of exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@"
Add --user-data-dir
So it looks like this
exec -a "$0" "$HERE/chrome" "$@" --user-data-dir
Corbass1
Just remember that running Chrome as root makes the sandbox useless. Not that thats stopped me from doing it, but just a warning to others. Thanks for the tip
Computer security is a temporary condition.
You can also just install the BETA and you don't have to worry about doing all the rooting stuff.
don't worry about me I am msfconsole retarded
just go to terminal and adduser chrome and then when your all done with that right click the backtrack icon in your menu bar and go to "Menu Editor" and select internet then Google chrome ot Chromium browser, advanced then run as different user and type chrome or what ever user you just created and that's all. Make sure you click on file, save on the top left corner to make sure you save your changes.You should be up and running in under a minute. Hope this helps out!
"It's Mind over Matter, if you don't have a mind it doesn't matter"
Ro0t_ , Do you know how to do this in Gnome too ?
Last edited by cgelici; 05-23-2011 at 12:55 PM.
The easiest way to do it was already posted
you can get it here
HI cgelici I'll give it a shot using Gnome today and see if I can get it working and let you know how and if I get it working.
"It's Mind over Matter, if you don't have a mind it doesn't matter"
for gnome ;
cd /usr/lib/chromium-browser
hexedit chromium-browser
then ; press the ctrl+s and search geteuid
now, we will change getppid .e and u, change to p .Then we save (ctrl+x).
Now, it's ok.You can run as root.
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I tried everything written in this post with chromium in bt5 R2 and still not working as root