Hello, this is my first post so I hope I'm doing everything right. Anyway, I've searched for this answer but I only saw old posts that don't work anymore or people talking about chromium. I don't use chrome, the things is that everytime I boot up my Zorin OS 18 Core I get asked to type my default keyring twice. I already have auto login on and it's not a problem cause no one else will use my computer, I also tried to go to Password and Keys and found no Default Keyring in there. How can I stop the system from asking me to type the default keyring two times on boot up? Thanks!
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This comes because You have Auto Login active. The Prompt is because of the Brave Browser which is based on Chromium. You could avoid it when You disable Auto Login and type in Your Password when logging in. Then, the Keyring Prompt disappears. Another Solution would be to uninstall Brave.
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Thanks for answering. I actually already have Brave uninstalled, I use firefox. I reckon it could be because of openrgb or spicetify but I don't know how to set it off
So, Brave is no longer installed, yes? How did You uninstall it? Did You use the Command sudo apt purge brave-browser brave-keyrings or did You used Gnome Software and clicked on the Uninstall Button?
i used gnome software, i'll try the command see if it works
tried and said it is Unable to locate package brave-keyrings
When You type
apt list brave-browser
and then
apt list brave-keyrings
does it show the Packages as installed? Do You have any other Chromium-based Browsers installed?
The first command shows brave-browser/stable,now 1.87.191 amd64 [residual-config], the latter shows nothing. I don't have any other chromium-based browsers installed. Seems like there are still some brave files in my computer for some reason, any way I can make sure they are all deleted?
Try sudo apt purge brave-browser to see if it is completely removed.
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this worked for one of the pop-ups, for the other one I had to disable automatic login, thanks!
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