Command lines for Dragon

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I found two command lines for Dragon: -no-sandbox and -safe-plugins

In Chromium, the renderers are always target processes, unless the -no-sandbox command line has been specified for the browser process. It is also possible to run the plugin processes inside a sandbox target, using the -safe-plugins command line.
http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/sandbox

-safe-plugins works with Flash Player, but not with Acrobat, the only plugins I have tested. :wink:

Edit:

-safe-plugins -trusted-plugins=nppdf32.dll makes Adobe Reader/Adobe Acrotbat work.

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One more: -incognito 8)

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Many more. :smiley:

http://src.chromium.org/svn/trunk/src/chrome/common/chrome_switches.cc

http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/src/base/base_switches.cc

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I see that there is no-referrers command-line parameter, but it seems that it works erroneously.

// Don’t send HTTP-Referer headers.
const char kNoReferrers[] = “no-referrers”;

I does pass PC Flank Browser Test, but it does fail on this one:
Google → look for: http referrer → then open a web page: http://httpreferrer.com/

or if you’re using Comodo Dragon to browse this web page then just click on the link: http://httpreferrer.com/

Thanks for the links JoWa. :-TU

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-enable-accelerated-compositing

Chromium Graphics Overhaul 8)