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I noticed that with --cb-disable-extensions-auto-update previous versions of extensions aren't deleted,
so I removed it for now, since it doesn't work propery (extensions are forcibly updated after browser restart)
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yes, I can't figure out why it doesn't work properly, but it doesn't, after restarting browser updates sneak in and previous versions aren't deleted
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amazing!
I removed the flag --cb-disable-extensions-auto-update and the extensions stopped updating,
this is my startup command line now:
[StartupCommandLine]
enabled=1
switches=--high-dpi-support=1 --force-device-scale-factor=1.0 --renderer-process-limit=3 --media-cache-size=0 --disable-preconnect --dns-prefetch-disable --no-pings --cb-disable-user-statistics
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What statistics do you mean? I see the command for the first time
--cb-disable-user-statistics
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I finally solved the problem by converting all my extensions to unpacked,
I can finally have control on whether an extension is updated!
chrome extensions updating system sucks in my opinion because of the above!
as I said before I come from firefox where controlling things such as that was inherent
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and how would I update if I did that?