When selecting an image for upload, I am able to see the preview in the browser. Once the actual upload process begins, Chromium segfaults.
Seems like it's some sort of odd permission issue? The file I'm trying to upload, is an image I had previously downloaded from another page using "Save As...". The picture is stored in /home/<username>/Pictures
. If I attempt to upload the image right away: segfault. However, if I open the image with Gimp, and simply select "Overwrite *.jpg" and exit. Then when I go back to the browser the image uploads just fine. Somehow overwriting the image with Gimp makes it so that it can be later uploaded.
When I run ls -la
on the folder before and after that, the files are always owned by the same user have the same file access permissions, so I am unsure what is going on.
Running the snap installed version: 86.0.4240.183 (Official Build) snap (64-bit)
Update:
The solution is odd, you need to go into Ubuntu Software, select Chromium, then permissions. All permissions will be selected on by default. Oddly enough, if you flip off the ones file access, then turn them back on, it will magically work. If you get issues with you Chromium after this, toggle them on/again, and it will work.
Don't know why, but it just does...
This seems to be widespread enough, there are complaints about a new security "feature" causing this behaviour:
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