Salix OS

Hello,

I finally replaced my 14.0 install with the most recent 14.2 on my old home laptop. As expected, everything works fine.
Since there was no Chromium package available I decided to grab the latest 32bit package from AlienBob repo http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbu ... /pkg/14.2/
Install was plain easy but I noticed that everytime I open Chromium a window appears asking me to enter a keyring password to make the application run.
I just click 4/5 times on the 'Cancel' button, the window disappears and I can use the browser normally.
That's indeed a minor annoyance but is there any means to get rid of this kehyring password request?
I already cancelled the /home/.local/share/keyrings folder as well as tried to start the application with the command
as it seemed to be a workaround to solve the issue according to my fidnings in some forums,
but, alas, to no avail up to now.
As I said, it's not a big issue but it's a bit annoying.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Antonio

No idea about chrome, but try installing seahorse. Open it and check your default keyring. You can right click on it and change the default password. You can always put an empty password in there I think.

This may help, one of the suggestions you have already utilized, the others may work: https://askubuntu.com/questions/31786/c ... on-startup

Hello All,
Tried with Seahorse but still the problem persist. I will try to play a bit with the settings to see if I can remove the keyring window.
Anyway I can live with it; it's just something appering at the start and does not affect software performance at all.

Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Antonio

Edit: finally I was able to delete old passwaord and set a blank password via seahorse. The keyring window has disappeared. Marking the thread as solved.
Thanks for ponting me int he right direction.

Did you set the keyring password to a blank one using seahorse?

Hello Gapan,
Correct. I replaced the old password with a blank one using Seahorse and the issue was gone.

Regards,
Antonio