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Doesn't have to even be on an different machine ... Unfortunately when using these flags even if deleting all cookies on exit is *disabled* the cookies, etc. are still lost...

I was referring to these to builds: (both used in Win 10 and 8.1 x64) - [ungoogled-chromium_97.0.4692.71-1.1_windows by nifury](https://github.com/Nifury/ungoogled-chromium-binaries/releases/tag/97.0.4692.71-1) - [Chromium v98.0.4758.80-r950365 - ungoogled by macchrome/Marmaduke](https://github.com/macchrome/winchrome/releases/tag/v98.0.4758.80-r950365-Win64) Both show the aforementioned...

Ah, it's good to know that you do not have this issue while using the most recent version. I was under the impression that this bug occured in all recent...

After creating a new profile and testing around (and observing that you were right - cookies and log-in states *weren't* deleted upon browser exit with a fresh profile) in the...

Just for completeness: I tested using my profile on another computer which worked as well. That means that full portability (at least while using the `--disable-encryption` *and* `--disable-machine-id` flags and...

Did you pass the flags via command line or via shortcut? And did you remove any previous existing `Local State` file? And within the browser settings, are cookies, etc. to...

@Hashnoob Have you tried this with a separate, newly created portable install? Regarding the enrypted table values: I'm not sure that using said flags leads to unencrypted login information being...

I've the same problem with BERT 2.3.1 ... on my work PC with Excel 2010 there is neither a Julia (0.6.2) nor R shell. `ControlR.exe` and `ControlJulia.exe` are not executed...

@duncanwerner Just for your information: I just rechecked with the most recent 2.3.2 version ... `ControlR.exe` is definitely called and immediately terminated. I'm not sure what you want to see...

Yes, 2.3.3 restores the missing shells. Thank you for the quick fix!