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Chromium on Linux fails to save files #118
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Interesting, I can reproduce this, too. I need to investigate what might be causing this. |
Did some digging, seems like it tracks back to these issues: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1264708#c10 And it looks like the solution is that Chromium/Linux requires the |
Oh, nice. This would be an easy fix. In meeting all of the rest of today, but will definitely look tomorrow. |
description needs to be set to workaround Chrome on Linux bug, use a better default description than 'Files' GoogleChromeLabs/browser-fs-access#118
So, I'm not an expert on the differences between Chrome and Chromium and any possible native fs difference between Mac, Linux, etc. but I've gotten reports from the field and can replicate locally in a Ubuntu VM that attempting to use browser-fs-access in Chromium on Ubuntu consistently produces
AbortError
failures:This can be replicated on the demo as well as in my application. As far as I can tell, Chromium on Linux advertises support for the native filesystem API and breaks if you try to use it.
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