For a couple of years I have been using the popular Yandex browser - based on Chrome - but with the location of temporary files, cookies, etc. different from Chrome.
CCleaner to date does not include Yandex's paths in cleaning.
1 year ago I've read about soon fix of this problem in the thread ( -extension-stopped-working-in-the-yandex-browser-v-17), but it's still don't work - extension blinking and it's seems that it can't connect to 1password application...
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I have bad news I'm afraid. Yandex, along with a couple of other esoteric browsers, were removed from the hardcoded whitelist stored in 1Password. As such 1Password will no longer allow Yandex to connect to it. There is no way to disable the check or workaround it. The only option is the use of a supported browser. The current list contains:
Given the lively debate that surrounded both its removal and the change so that the check was mandatory I don't foresee Yandex being re-added any time soon or the return of the option to disable the check. Sorry.
The browser is the second most popular desktop web browser (the third as a mobile browser) in Russia at 21.5%,[9] while it is less popular in most other countries, e.g. in Ukraine fourth at 4.45%[10] and globally has less share than Internet Explorer (which is ninth at 0.64%).
Yandex Browser was the first browser to implement DNSCrypt technology, which encrypts Domain Name System (DNS) traffic.[16] For example, it protects from a trojan DNSChanger, a tracking Internet provider, or hackers. This option must be enabled in the browser settings.[15]
When connecting to open Wi-Fi networks or access points that use a weak WEP-defense, Yandex Browser encrypts data to and from a Yandex server. The Yandex server acts as a channel between the browser and the HTTP sites.[16]
According to Douglas J. Leith, a computer science professor at Trinity College, Yandex Browser not only sends a hashed hardware identifier to Yandex, but also every letter typed in the address bar and every URL visited by the user.[17]
Yandex was created by Ilya Segalovich and Arkady Volozh while working for Arcadia in 1993. It was named Yandex as an abbreviation for Yet Another Indexer. They named it ndex, using as a shortened version of Ya. Yandex was unveiled on September 23, 1997. At that point it had indexed the entirety of the Russian internet. The following year, Yandex began showing advertisements. Their first advertisement said, " Cisco," meaning, "Your kitty would buy Cisco." In the year 2000, Yandex was registered as a company. Volozh became the CEO. In 2001, Yandex started to place advertisements directly into pages themselves. 2500 advertisers joined. A year later, the company became profitable. That same year, Yandex.Images and Yandex.Market started. Later that year, Yandex.money (a payment system) started jointly with the PayCash group. In 2003, Yandex started issuing dividends. That year, they issued $100,000 of dividends. Yandex also changed their advertisement system to a pay-per-click model. In 2004, Yandex.maps started. They had detailed maps of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Kyiv. It could not be used to search for addresses, just establishments. That year, Yandex created a separate search engine for blogs, that no longer exists.[18]
Yandex is facing web search competition in Russia from Google Search.[21] Google Chrome, Russia's most popular web browser, uses Google Search as its default search engine. In June 2012, Mozilla Firefox, the world's third most popular web browser, signed a deal to replace its default search engine Yandex Search with Google Search.[21] As Yandex Browser's "Smartbox" uses Yandex Search as its default search engine, the browser will help Yandex compete for Russian search market share.[22]
It's all about just one browser. I use Yandex Browser because of some unique features. Audio translation of videos (more recently , also from Chinese), and translation of images into any language, with a single button in the context menu. Plus, some of our state websites (in Russia) work exclusively through Yandex Browser. I'm too lazy to bother every time with other browsers to install and update certificates from the state.
Couldn't help with the correct installation of this browser in Solus Linux?
(I don't understand packaging and installing my own packages at all, I would like to get tips and instructions on the steps)
It is also worth noting that there are minor problems with video playback, but this is a temporary bug that will be fixed in future updates. Please do not pay attention to him. At the moment, the problem is solved by simply replacing the file libffmpeg.so in the /opt/yandex/browser/ folder from the Chromium browser.
MrAiupov that's the thing with distro package "dealbreakers"--we find a workaround or a good substitute...or we don't. Many first-timers flee after they can't get Timeshift, etc.It's an RPM/DEB package world right now, but this scrappy Independent distro has always been worth it to me...
I know in Russia it's the official browser and comes stock in the russian distros Rosa and Alt....that said is Audio Translation exclusive to Yandex? I do not know what you mean by translate pictures into words.
I don't know. With that RPM thing I would at least try. No guts, no glory. And any errors you could share with the forum. If I have time later I will look around the web some more. I'm not convinced it can't be done..
You can search in other sources as well. I took it from here -ffmpeg-prebuilt/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/releases, version 0.78.1. Unpacked the archive, opened the terminal in this folder and copied the file to the desired folder in the browser.
Oh, all these spy agencies would know about you if they want and if you are that important, with or without the use of a given browser. You are using credit/debit cards, mobile phones etc, so you are in the grid. But, this is not what I asked.
As far as i know, if you use Yandex search (certainly it will be used there by default) for something casual inside Russia - it will probably give best / one of the best results compared to even Google.
I am just trying it. I work online, so I am always in search for a better and faster browser. It appears, atm, that it is faster than Edge dev for Linux. The default search engine is Google, for UK and for few other countries. Additionally, there are Yandex services, which are interesting, if you read in their language, Russian. Text is crispy, good for the eyes. Aha, Yandex cannot pinpoint my location (it place me few hundred kms away), whereas Google can to about a meter, even within Yandex browser.
I think the next step to release the snap is to also solve the human review required due to 'allow-installation' constraint (bool) declaration-snap-v2_plugs_installation (yandex-browser, steam-support)
Unless Yandex browser really needs to configure pressure-vessel container for some reason, I would suggest you to find the right interfaces that grant the minimum permissions required by your snap to run. That would make more obvious for us and for the users what is Yandex brower allowed to do.
I just tried running the app with the --no-sandbox option, and it works. I could probably add a wrapper to start the app with this flag by default, but I think this might have some drawbacks in terms of security.
My feeling is that running the app with the --no-sandbox option would be better than using the steam-support interface (as the snap confinement should do the work here). However, I still think that it should be possible to make the application to run normally by adding the required interfaces (there are many browsers in the store already).
@drcoccodrillus since the snap does not need steam-support, I am removing this request from our review queue. Feel free to write again or create a new topic if it requires further accesses in the future. Thanks!
I'm working on cross-browser compatibility issues. My react app works fine in most browsers, except in IE11 and Yandex. I have some errors shown in Yandex console, but I don't know where the error is pointing to.
The current version of yandex-browser-beta (21.5.3) worked until a few days ago. I think it is because of the kernel update. I have re-installed arch linux and it still doesn't work yandex-browser-beta, I have even removed the current linux kernel (5.12) and instead use the lts kernel and yandex doesn't work. When launching yandex-browser-beta from the terminal I get the following errors:
Indeed, I have investigated and it is true. However, I have a question:
Any user can rebuild the AUR package or is it the person in charge who should rebuild the AUR package? I did not find clear information on this.
If it is the person in charge who must rebuild the package, I will leave your email: mastersoft24@yandex.ru
If any user can rebuild the AUR package, does anyone know how to do it?
As jasonwryan already wrote you are responsible for rebuilding AUR packages you have on your system.
You rebuild a package the same way you initially built it. Arch_User_Repository#Build_the_package.
The AUR package maintainer can increment the pkgver when it needs rebuilding for a dependency but it is not required. You would still need to check if the package has been updated and rebuild it yourself.
Edit:
-browser-beta/ is a binary package meaning it contains prebuilt binaries. Rebuilding the package does not apply to binary packages as the building is not done by makepkg but by the supplier of the binaries.
A library problem with such a package needs an upstream update or you need to find which library caused the issue and create a special package for the old version of that library.
Edit2:
A webs earch for 'libva error: vaGetDriverNameByIndex () failed with unknown libva error, driver_name = (null)' has lots of results such as =266595 all sugessting the issue is related to configuration for video acceleration. 152ee80cbc
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