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Did you try to install Ungoogled Chromium for Android on your computer OS? > It probably means your CPU isn't new enough for Chromium to function. Or his OS is...

Try again after uninstalling package chromium-common 98.0.4758.80-1~deb11u1.

Thanks for that. Will upgrade to 98 unportable from 95 (on Debian SID) and report back here if anything goes wrong.

I got: $/chromium Illegal instruction $/ EDIT: I did some research and according to [a comment on Linux Mint forums](https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2061304#p2061304) the latest versions of Chromium require sse3. I've got sse2...

It just means that some of the packages are from a previous stable version of Debian (not in the unstable repository). You have to find them and install manually with...

Normally that would be with dpkg --purge.

I had to install those packages manually. They are from a previous stable version of Debian. Just go to the Debian website, search for them, download them, and install with...

I thought berkley4 was the main repository of ungoogled-chromium.

Have you tried the "emergency restore" in advanced options?

Chrome urlbar is focused every second? To regain missing tabs click on the "emergency restore" in the advanced options.