jlturriff

So the next question is, if I download the package from GitHub, how do I install it in my browser? Is that possible?

I followed your instructions, but after dropping the .zip file into chrome://extensions, I get this message: `Failed to load extension from: /home/leslie/Downloads/Packages/Non-RPMs/Linux/ChromeBrowser/privacypossum-2019.7.18.zip. Could not unzip extension for install.`

Um. I'm afraid my "skill" with regards to web browser plugins in general is at the level of 'click on the install button'. You extracted the src folder to where?...

I'd like to use cobcurses, but I'm getting similar errors when I try to compile it. My GnuCOBOL is ``$ cobc --version cobc (GnuCOBOL) 3.0-rc1.0 Copyright (C) 2018 Free Software...

I probably should have said that after about fifty of these syntax error messages the compiler quits and the build fails: ../copybk/COBCURSG.cbl:182: error: syntax error, unexpected Identifier ../copybk/COBCURSG.cbl:184: error: syntax...

Um, GnuCobol 3.0 RC1 is in fact what I'm using. I scanned the make files in the source directory and cobol85 does not appear in them anywhere, so maybe since...

Aha! cobol85 is specified in the makefiles in the subdirectories. Is there a way to override that with **configure**? Now that you've pointed out that COMP-5 is not a COBOL85...

Changing the makefiles to use **-std=ibm** didn't fix the issue.

Hmmm... obviously I don't know how to make this change. I modify the line COBSTD=-std=cobol85 to COBSTD=-std=ibm or COBSTD=-std=default but when I **make** it still says it's using -std=cobol85; so...