I tried it and it works perfectly on my ‘test’ environment. I’d greatly appreciate your help! I googled a ton of threads before writing this post and found no solution. I guess that there must be something wrong with the dependencies or the way that Fedora handles older chromium versions. My app and the pyppdf library work just fine on macOS and Ubuntu with the same Python interpreter version. I downloaded the newest chromium and ran it from the terminal with no issues.There’s also no way for me to pass these flags in my Python projects (I think).

It throws the same errors but the GUI app is operable (websites are rendered). chrome -v -no-sandbox -disable-setuid-sandbox.

I tried running the chromium instance downloaded by pyppdf with the following flags.

InitializeSandbox() called with multiple threads in process gpu-process. Could not start the migration into the encrypted LoginDatabase because the database failed to initialise. Password store database is too new, kCurrentVersionNumber=27, GetCompatibleVersionNumber=31 home/rk/.local/share/pyppeteer/local-chromium/800217/chrome-linux/nacl_helper It throws errors and the GUI app is virtually not functional.

I tried running the chromium instance that was downloaded by pyppdf.

I tried installing various chromium and webdriver dnf packages.

I tried installing the suggested CentOS dependencies (some of them are not available for Fedora(?)): puppeteer/troubleshooting.md at main.

Unfortunately, the HTML->PDF conversion never completes because chromium never launches (AFAIK) and my program is stuck until I stop it. During the first run, pyppdf downloads a specific chromium version (.0). The pyppdf library uses puppeteer and runs headless chromium to generate PDFs from HTML. The pyppdf library depends on a puppeteer port – pyppeteer. I’m developing a Python (3.10.1) project that uses the pyppdf library. It’s really performant! However, I have encountered an issue with a Python library that prevents me from developing my project. I really enjoy using Fedora 35 on my oldish MacBook Air. const puppeteer = require('puppeteer') Īwait tViewport(.Hello! I’m a new user who has recently switched from macOS to Linux. It goes to a generic search in google and downloads the google image at the top left.

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