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Start up Application Chromium

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How to add chromium to run in start up? I used the command which you can see in image. But it's not working. I am using Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

I have updated both OS and browser up to date.

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jp flag
Use `sh -c 'sleep 30; chromium-browser'` as a command and see how it does.
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Try adding the full path to Chrome in the command field, not the filename only. To find out where the executable is, type `whereis chrome` in the shell. Second possible way: create a .desktop file in **~/.config/autostart/** to start Chrome after you logged into the DE.
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Also the command might be just `chromium` and not `chromium-browser` depending on where you installed it from ... so check this by running them in the terminal to see which one works.
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@Raffa the last one which you said worked. Many thanks.
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@noisefloor thanks for your suggestions.
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@karel Thanks for your suggestions.
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Using the appropriate snap command to launch the default Chromium snap would be more reliable in case the loop device is not fully initiated yet. Instead of chromium-browser use snap run chromium in the Command: field of the Edit Startup Program window to launch Chromium.

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Assuming it was installed from snap ... Then, yes, `snap run chromium` would be more reliable in case the loop device is not fully initiated yet.
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