Owner, except as provided for in subsection ( e) of section 20, to the registrar on such. hereby amended by striking 2 subsection ( e) and inserting in place thereof the following:- 3 ( e) An employee of a county, city or town. 3) except as otherwise provided in subsection ( e), a type of collateral defined in this. Provided in subsections (c), (d), and ( e), a description of personal or real property is. Part I Title XV Chapter 106 Article 9 Section 9-108 to the provisions of said chapter twenty-one E from being licensed as a hazardous waste. Īn owner or operator as defined in said chapter twenty-one E or of a person who is or may. of the receipt by the mayor, or, under Plan D or E, by the city manager, of said questions. Last edited by Stoik on Sun 6:58 am, edited 1 time in total.Duties of mayor or city manager attendance at council meetings disclosure of informationįrom the mayor, or, under Plan D or E, from the city manager, specific information on any. John Haller, in his forum, is also referring to this problem as to an 'internal build' issue - but no solutions yet (John worships the 'do not alter the software' approach - which I understand, but Chromium is supposed to be an 'open and public' program). SuperBird or Iridium).I wonder what Cent Browser is doing differently ? Do You have any ideas on this topic ? How do we rescue our beloved browsers (like, in my case, SlimJet) from this 'portability failure' ? I tried contacting SlimJet for this - but they are notorious for not responding to anything. There are a few browsers that have not failed in portability yet - simply because they are way behind on updates (e.g.

All the other portable chromium-based browsers are failing with the new updates: SlimJet (my favorite), Iron, Chromium, Google Chrome, Vivaldi, Opera, etc. Thanks Google !The only chromium-based browser that has found a real fix for this is Cent Browser: their portable version is truly portable, and the above mentioned problem does not occur. via USB stick), all the settings and installed extensions get lost, regardless of whether I use the 'portable' browser from the USB or from the other PC.You Yourself may not notice this problem right away, if You are predominantly using portable software versions on just one PC - simply to keep the windows registry clean, etc (as I do).My 'Google research' indicates that this has to do with some bull 'extra safety' in Chromium, and they are forcing You to use the Synch function via Google Account (so that they can nicely read Your bookmarks, passwords - e.g. Ask other users about problems encountered with portable apps or help by posting solutions to existing problems.īạn đang xem: Tải trình duyệt cốc cốc portable 68Īllmost all 'portabilized' chromium-based browsers have a serious problem recently (generally with Chromium 59, I think) :they are not truly portable any more !Namely, when transferring to another PC (e.g.

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