Installing the browser file on Linux
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1: Download this file. It's a 237MB 7zip archive:
https://mega.nz/file/34QEWKAI#JYy_0TOA1M6EXEgA_OhPBjr4oqOJaaRSjXntriLPy_A
For verification:
Sha256: 8a2a71691e74fc5dbaef1432932c976f45c38000f9f2abe0efbb1ff7d98e91e2
MD5: 2b4fb5264c481f415d94d32bd154b271

2: Delete the contents of the LetMeAtIt/deps/cef directory. Don't delete the cef directory itself, just empty it out.

3: Extract the contents of the file downloaded in 1 to the cef directory. Make sure the contents on the 7zip file are in the cef directory itself, not a subdirectory. For example, the file should be LetMeAtIt/deps/cef/libcef.so not LetMeAtIt/deps/cef/<something-else>/libcef.so

And that's it. The browser component is installed.

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Login Failures
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When using plugins that are Browser Login enabled, they may fail at first when tryng to start the browser.

The main issue is that Chrome Embedded Framework requires an older system library. This can generally be fixed without installing additional packages on debian based distros by creating a symlink.

The following command when run in a terminal will create the relevant symlink:

sudo ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libdl.so.2 /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libdl.so

This operation requires root or sudo pemissions so it's not possible for LetMeAtIt to do this automatically.

Other distros may need to install libdl before creating this symlink.