I enabled some experimental features in Chrome (using the about:flags page), and I'm trying to reinstall it completely (since it has begun to malfunction in various ways – for example, flash applets and extensions are no longer working.) Is there any way to completely reset Google Chrome on Ubuntu, so that all default settings are restored?
Ubuntu – Reset all Google Chrome settings on Ubuntu
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I have the same problems, seems that the new Pepper Flash version included by default with Chrome doesn't play well with AMD cards. I haven't found a good way to solve it yet, but a workaround is to just use the normal flash player included by Ubuntu instead.
To do that, go to chrome://plugins
- On the right side of the screen, click on "Details" if neccasery.
- Search for the Adobe Flash Player plugin and disable the PPAPI (pepper) plugin, leaving the other one enabled.
- Restart the browser to apply the changes.
EDIT: Screenshot of what I mean
So I could solve the issue without knowing the default values like so.
bash
sudo apt-get purge google-chrome-stable # uninstall chrome
sudo rm -r .config/google-chrome
And reinstalled the .deb package form google. Now everything looks good ??
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A general answer to that can be found in the link below, this should be closed as duplicate.
What is the correct way to completely remove an application?
Basically