I think it would be great, if the browser had an update feature. (not just for the the command line installed versions)
Who's implementing?
[ ] I'm willing to implement this feature myself
The problem
Since I don't really have much time right now, I'm not sure I could implement that myself so I'm posing it here.
Basically (for anyone that hasn't installed the browser via the cli) there should be an option to update ugc from the three-dot menu.
Possible solutions
Determine the current version of Chromium.
Check for the latest version available.
(something like std::string url = "https://api.github.com/repos/" + githubRepo + "/releases/latest";) and compare the versions
Download the latest version if there is a newer release.
Backup user data to ensure bookmarks and other settings are preserved.
Install the new version and restore the user data if necessary. (something like
rm -rf ~/.config/chromium
mv ~/.config/chromium_backup ~/.config/chromium)
(I'm sure there's more that goes into it, this is just a basic high level description)
Alternatives
The only real alternative is to install it via cli and a package manager like brew or apt and update it that way
Description
I think it would be great, if the browser had an update feature. (not just for the the command line installed versions)
Who's implementing?
The problem
Since I don't really have much time right now, I'm not sure I could implement that myself so I'm posing it here.
Basically (for anyone that hasn't installed the browser via the cli) there should be an option to update ugc from the three-dot menu.
Possible solutions
(I'm sure there's more that goes into it, this is just a basic high level description)
Alternatives
The only real alternative is to install it via cli and a package manager like brew or apt and update it that way
Additional context
No response