** Description changed:

  I develop using Selenium-over-chromedriver on a current 19.10.
  
  I noticed a recent upgrade introduced snap-based packages for chromium
  79, and now I find that all my tests fail to run. Under the cover, this
  seems to be the problem:
  
-     $ /usr/bin/chromedriver 
-     cannot perform operation: mount --rbind /home 
/tmp/snap.rootfs_ZmHWri//home: Permission denied
+     $ /usr/bin/chromedriver
+     cannot perform operation: mount --rbind /home 
/tmp/snap.rootfs_ZmHWri//home: Permission denied
  
  I'm not familiar with snap, but I see possibly related issues:
  
  - (Different error message, but headline is similar) upstream at
  https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/7788
  
  - Some references in Google that snap might not be happy with $HOME not
  being under /home, and note that I have a historic installation of ZFS,
  with /home as a (soft)link to /main, not a "normal" top level directory,
  and with my home set as follows:
  
-     $ echo $HOME
-     /main/srhaque
+     $ echo $HOME
+     /main/srhaque
  
  I'm happy to help diagnose further, but am not sure what might be
  relevant. Any clues welcome as I am rather stuck.
+ 
+ 
+ Here are the package version I have (dpkg side):
+ 
+ ii  chromium-browser                              
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-browser -> chromium snap
+ ii  chromium-chromedriver                         
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-chromedriver -> chromium snap

** Description changed:

- I develop using Selenium-over-chromedriver on a current 19.10.
+ I develop using Selenium-over-chromedriver on a current 19.10.Here are
+ the chrome versions I have (dpkg side):
  
- I noticed a recent upgrade introduced snap-based packages for chromium
- 79, and now I find that all my tests fail to run. Under the cover, this
+ ii  chromium-browser                              
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-browser -> chromium snap
+ ii  chromium-chromedriver                         
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-chromedriver -> chromium snap
+ 
+ I know a recent upgrade introduced snap-based packages for chromium 79,
+ and now I find that all my tests fail to run. Under the cover, this
  seems to be the problem:
  
      $ /usr/bin/chromedriver
      cannot perform operation: mount --rbind /home 
/tmp/snap.rootfs_ZmHWri//home: Permission denied
  
  I'm not familiar with snap, but I see possibly related issues:
  
  - (Different error message, but headline is similar) upstream at
  https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/7788
  
  - Some references in Google that snap might not be happy with $HOME not
  being under /home, and note that I have a historic installation of ZFS,
  with /home as a (soft)link to /main, not a "normal" top level directory,
  and with my home set as follows:
  
      $ echo $HOME
      /main/srhaque
  
  I'm happy to help diagnose further, but am not sure what might be
  relevant. Any clues welcome as I am rather stuck.
- 
- 
- Here are the package version I have (dpkg side):
- 
- ii  chromium-browser                              
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-browser -> chromium snap
- ii  chromium-chromedriver                         
79.0.3945.79-0ubuntu0.19.10.2               amd64        Transitional package - 
chromium-chromedriver -> chromium snap

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