I can confirm that if "personal-files" slot isn't connected and "~/.chromium-browser.init" exist then chromium snap fails to start.
The solution is to either connect "personal-files" slot or delete "~/.chromium-browser.init" (arguably it's pointless to have this file if access is blocked).
@osomon you may also use something like:
test -f $REALHOME/.chromium-browser.init && . $REALHOME/.chromium-browser.init || true
which will ignore failure of sourcing ".chromium-browser.init" and let chromium start.
I can confirm that if "personal-files" slot isn't connected and "~/.chromium- browser. init" exist then chromium snap fails to start.
The solution is to either connect "personal-files" slot or delete "~/.chromium- browser. init" (arguably it's pointless to have this file if access is blocked).
@osomon you may also use something like:
test -f $REALHOME/ .chromium- browser. init && . $REALHOME/ .chromium- browser. init || true
which will ignore failure of sourcing ".chromium- browser. init" and let chromium start.