Is there a way to get my own API keys and add them to the browser as a user? I have several laptops and 3 Android devices and see no other easy way to keep everything available across all my devices. Scroll down the Data from Chrome sync page, and tap Reset Sync. Tap Manage synced data (Android) or Data from Chrome sync (iOS). So my question is, if the Arch package already removed Google Sync access from Chromium or is this another issue. Scroll down the Data from Chrome sync page and select Reset Sync. Step 3: From the following menu, go to Advanced and select Cache and Cookies. Step 2: Navigate to More tools > Clear browsing data.
There was also some information linking to the Chromium Project web page about API keys, which supposedly would enable the functionality back in, but they are added to the browser at build time, not as configuration items. Step 1: Open Google Chrome, tap on the three-dot menu at the top. When I googled the issue, I found an article, according to which Google will remove access to bookmarks and sync for 3rd party Chromium browsers starting. config/, and /run/user//, without any positive result. I tried to reset my settings from the settings menu, then I deleted the local Chromium folders under. The user/profile icon in Chromium (screenshot follows) says not logged in, regardless of what I do. However, in today's fresh install that seems no longer possible. In previous installs of Garuda (I tried dragonized, Gnome, Wayfire, and XFCE) I was able to connect Chromium to Google Sync after I logged in to Gmail.
Follow the steps that appear and sign in with your Google Account. I have a new Garuda install, where I also added the Chromium browser. In the box that appears, select Powerwash > Continue.
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