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Anyone in linux (ubuntu) in my case, who also didn't get it automatically disabled?
- Extension version: The Great Suspender 7.1.8
- Browser name & version: Chrome Version 88.0.4324.96 (Official Build) (64-bit)
- Operating system & version: Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS
My Great Suspender never got automatically disabled like all the articles said... is that because I'm running linux? I'm guessing the answer is no... so then... why not? Anyone else experience the same thing? thanks. Oh and should I disable it? It's still not in the google store, but again, it didn't get disabled so maybe I'm running a safe version?
Hi there, I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS with Chromium 71.0.3578.98 and it got automatically disabled 2 days ago just like in other reports.
Extension version same as yours.
Damn.. what's special about me that makes it still enabled? And I guess I should probably disable it right...
Damn.. what's special about me that makes it still enabled? And I guess I should probably disable it right...
In case you still haven't disabled it, let me make it super clear for you: DISABLE THE EXTENSION NOW!
Windows 10 - Chrome 88.0.4324.150 (Build officiel) (64 bits) - TGS 7.1.8. Not automatically suspended. Still functionnal. Time to find an alternative. Not sure the Marvelous version or going back to the last release 7.1.6 is safe. Nevertheless, is there a way to get the TGS session management history back in the Marvelous version?
Windows 10 - Chrome 88.0.4324.150 (Build officiel) (64 bits) - TGS 7.1.8. Not automatically suspended. Still functionnal. Time to find an alternative. Not sure the Marvelous version or going back to the last release 7.1.6 is safe. Nevertheless, is there a way to get the TGS session management history back in the Marvelous version?
Yes I would like to know too. Maybe start a new thread for that question specifically?
Damn.. what's special about me that makes it still enabled? And I guess I should probably disable it right...
Are you using ungoogled-chromium? That could be why, but it seems too obvious. You might also just be using chromium instead of google chrome, which I do not know if it would be disabled on there.
Are you using ungoogled-chromium? That could be why, but it seems too obvious. You might also just be using chromium instead of google chrome, which I do not know if it would be disabled on there.
No, in chromium I also get it disabled automatically about month ago.
