Binary paths and custom arguments

Every OS ships with a sensible default Chrome path pre-selected (shown as “Default (…)” in the dropdown), but you can point the generator at any other Chromium-based build.

• Click the + button to reveal a text field, paste or type a binary path, and click Add (or press Enter) - paths that aren’t already quoted get wrapped in double quotes automatically.
• The dropdown remembers every custom path you add, per OS. Switching the OS selector swaps the whole list.
• The trash icon removes the currently-selected custom path (after a confirmation prompt) - it’s disabled whenever the default path is selected, since that one can’t be removed.
• Custom arguments (e.g. --disable-web-security) are scoped to whichever binary path is currently selected, not the OS as a whole - so a “debug build” path can carry different flags than your default one. Each argument becomes a removable chip; add as many as you need.

Note

All of this is saved automatically (see what gets saved) and restored the next time you open the popup - including which binary path and arguments were selected per OS.