Adding the start command parameter "--user-data-dir=YOUR_DIR_OF_CHOICE" (without quotes) one can easily specify the user data directory (application data folder). So one can easily bypass the default, which is actually a big "plus" (on all platforms) in my opinion.
A nice overview of options: http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-co ... -switches/
Iron needs its own Application Data folder
Re: Iron needs its own Application Data folder
OK.SRWare wrote: Because the program is not an "Appdata". Its a Program. So it is in the correct folder.
Chrome uses this curious behavior to bypass system permissions - we don't.
C'est trop injuste !
Re: Iron needs its own Application Data folder
Interesting, thanks.glitsj16 wrote:Adding the start command parameter "--user-data-dir=YOUR_DIR_OF_CHOICE" (without quotes) one can easily specify the user data directory (application data folder). So one can easily bypass the default, which is actually a big "plus" (on all platforms) in my opinion.
A nice overview of options: http://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-co ... -switches/
C'est trop injuste !