Reading the .spec from OpenSuse, this support seems quite simple. It used 3 parts :
- 1 master preferences file (master_preferences)
- Installing it in /etc/chromium (it should be /etc/chromium-browser in our case)
- Patching the source to be able to read this file on first startup (chromium-master-prefs-path.patch)
It could be also improved by providing an alternatives system (using update-alternatives), to be able to set different master preferences.
Reading the .spec from OpenSuse, this support seems quite simple. It used 3 parts : preferences) browser in our case) master- prefs-path. patch)
- 1 master preferences file (master_
- Installing it in /etc/chromium (it should be /etc/chromium-
- Patching the source to be able to read this file on first startup (chromium-
It could be also improved by providing an alternatives system (using update- alternatives) , to be able to set different master preferences.