Blaukovitch / GOOGLE_CHROME_Windows_7

Google Chrome for Windows 7 (cracklab)
https://cracklab.team/PAunlock/
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issue with sleep/restore #4

Open greenozon opened 1 month ago

greenozon commented 1 month ago

Looks like the latest 127 build has a serious issues with power saving mode...

sleep -> recover -> crash on all dozen of tabs

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2) all the tabs are becoming gray: image

F5, CTRL F5 CANNOT recover any new tab!!! why?

only new tab works

pls fix mega-critical bug!

Blaukovitch commented 1 month ago

Hi! Chrome 127 x64??

greenozon commented 1 month ago

Yes, x64

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greenozon commented 1 month ago

anoter very bad issue - after some crash (or after sleep, not sure) the 127 build DELETED all my saved passwords... that is absolutely insane issue

I'd say super critical

greenozon commented 1 month ago

My system has 16 GB RAM - I guess it's enough to run build 127?

Blaukovitch commented 1 month ago

" the 127 build DELETED all my saved passwords..." - oh! shit! Sorry. But %AppData%\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Login Data (Login Data - this if file) is present??

I think that better used x86 - more stable.

greenozon commented 1 month ago

Yes, but how could I tell to Chrome to start using it?

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Blaukovitch commented 1 month ago

but how could I tell to Chrome to start using it?

i this that batter do backup this files. May be install (or rollback) the official 109 and run

greenozon commented 1 month ago

Good point, I"ll give it a try BTW, do you know how to dump out all the data out from %AppData%\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Login Data ?

Blaukovitch commented 1 month ago

Good point, I"ll give it a try BTW, do you know how to dump out all the data out from %AppData%\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Login Data ?

I think that may be use hack utilities, for ex: https://superuser.com/questions/1587202/login-data-file-in-chrome-retrieve-logins-passwords-urls

greenozon commented 1 month ago

yes, hurrey! bookmarks/passwors/etc recoverd (Nirsoft rocks!) but the question is still alive - why did the heck Chrome stopped to use the "Login Data"...

also, when I tried to recover one service pass it sent me a verification email saying "Your device has been changed" does it mean Chrome has some super unique ID and it was somehow changed when I run your 127 build on top of my old 109 one?

Blaukovitch commented 1 month ago

I run your 127 build on top of my old 109 one?

Unfortunately, I have not studied this question in depth. But I believe that the mechanism of working with the LoginData file is indeed somewhat different. In any case, you can try to do the opposite - create a password in version 127 (having previously made a backup) and then open it in version 109.