Closed cuantar closed 1 month ago
Note that the inotify
messages are unrelated to the real problem, and occur before a dialog appears asking me to approve password wallet access for brave-bin
. Upon my affirmative selection, the remaining messages in the output above about elf_dynamic_array_reader.h
are printed and the program exits.
:thinking: it seems issues related to the use of 3D.
Take a look here. I implemented the macaronictl browser
command to setup browser options (WIP) because I see a lot of issues.
Can you try to run brave-bin --disable-gpu --disable-software-rasterizer
?
I had not, until now, because brave-bin --help
returns only No manual entry for brave-bin
instead of any substance.
The behavior with the suggested options is unchanged.
It's not very high-priority for me personally anymore, because I only used brave-bin
when forced to use MS Teams to communicate with people; when Brave wouldn't start this time, I tried Firefox and it worked. Apparently something has changed somewhat recently, because just a few weeks ago, Teams in Firefox couldn't see my microphone.
Also, it's probably worth noting that I've observed the problem on two different machines. One has a discrete nVidia GPU and uses the proprietary driver. The other has an Intel onboard GPU.
Interesting, i have an issue with Firefox and my webcam with the last versions. It's weird. Yeah, we need investigate on this issue. I think that could be shared.
This could be a workaround with an old version:
$> emerge --unmerge brave-bin
$> emerge anise
$> anise repo update
$> anise i repository/macaroni-phoenix
$> anise repo update && anise i brave-bin --nodeps
Let me know if this confirm that an old version it works better ;)
In macaroni-phoenix-testing
I now have the brave-bin-1.68.137
version, which starts correctly. Let me know ;)
No issues with 1.69.168, too. Closing this issue. You reopen it if you still have issues but I think that the problem is not related to the browser.