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Hi,
When using the command line flags, a banner will appear in the web browser telling you that you are using an unsupported command-line flag blah blah stability and security will suffer.
That banner can be closed, but I was wondering if adding --test-type to the command line flags to hide that banner automatically (it does hide it) would be a good idea ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While it does hide the banner, some things like google login will claim that your browser isn't secure and can't be used to log in. So I'd preferably just avoid it, and live with clicking away the banner at startup, of course unless you have the processing power and time to recompile your browser every update to forcibly get rid of the warning.
Hi,
When using the command line flags, a banner will appear in the web browser telling you that you are using an unsupported command-line flag blah blah stability and security will suffer.
That banner can be closed, but I was wondering if adding
--test-type
to the command line flags to hide that banner automatically (it does hide it) would be a good idea ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: