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fix: use custom user data dir for updater WebView2#138
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The default location was in the install directory, which is notwriteable by regular users. We now store the WebView2 data directory inour AppData/Local folder.
ibetitsmike approved these changesJun 26, 2025
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The default location was in the install directory, which is not writeable by regular users. We now store the WebView2 data directory in our AppData/Local folder.
This is what it looked like when broken:
