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Hi,
I just upgraded from KDE 4 to plasma 5.
Now whenever I start or exit chrome, a dialog pops up with "KDE Wallet Service" "The application 'Google Chrome' has requested to create a new wallet name 'kdewallet'", etc ....
Basically, I don't want nor need it, but am unable to get permanently rid of the dialog, and it comes back every time.
I already tried disabling the "kwallet sub system", but the dialog still appears.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Last edited by aardwolf (2016-12-04 00:53:06)
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I don't use KDE, but I tried a web search for "disable kde wallet chrome" and got this page: http://superuser.com/questions/994551/d … rom-chrome
Try this:
You can completely disable the KWallet backend by adding the following command-line flag to Chrome: --password-store=basic
If you're using ArchLinux's Chromium build, edit ~/.config/chromium-flags.conf and add:--password-store=basic
If that doesn't work, try that web search yourself and see if you find something better.
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I found this result too, but I think KDE is at fault, not chrome, since kde is what changed. Changing a chrome flag won't fix KDE.
This problem didn't exist with KDE4. I actually don't know where chrome stored passwords then, but I never allowed it to remember important ones (if any at all) and I care more about KDE not spamming. I never used kwallet and don't want now just because it spams me all the time. If I want a password manager I'll carefully choose it myself thank you very much.
Last edited by aardwolf (2016-12-04 02:18:45)
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chromium tries to use kwallet, kwallet asks whether that's ok. if you'd manage to stop it from doing so, you'd just end up with a silent failure.
I cannot really say, but assume that you simply went w/o kwallet on KDE4 (while it's presently a hard dependency of kio)
You should be able to deny chrome in kwallet (from the asking dialog or kwalletmanager) but if you want to use chromiums internal wallet instead, you got to convince it to prefer that.
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I hope I'm not stating the obvious, but have you tried this?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/KD … y_on_login
Your KWallet password would have to be the same as your username password and you would have to use the standard blowfish encryption, though.
Last edited by adrianx (2016-12-04 10:28:58)
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Maybe this works for disabling kwallet?
https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=2 … 62#p356448
Last edited by Loose_Control (2016-12-04 13:38:20)
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