chrome - change back to --headless as default.
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And keep option to set it to old for QUARTO_CHROMIUM specified version
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And keep option to set it to old for QUARTO_CHROMIUM specified version
This is a quick fix so that our current pre-release version do work with chrome past and present.
This will use the default
--headlessmode available on the chrome binary used. Starting with chrome 112, it means this will be new headless mode (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/chromium/headless)chrome headless shell can also be set with
QUARTO_CHROMIUMand will work with thisThis is the easist fix for now, and it seems to work for me (which new headless had problem on Windows before).
I think the safest for Quarto will be to allow installing
chrome-headless-modeand use that.