Google Chrome won't start after upgrade to Fedora 31
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Hi rgriffiths9,
I'm not a Fedora user, but if I encountered this type of issue (your number 2), my first reflex would be to simply reinstall Chrome or, worst case, uninstall Chrome - reboot Fedora - reinstall Chrome - reboot Fedora -try Chrome.
There is undoubtedly a more elegant way to get your launch icon to work again, but you have to decide how much time you want to put into finding what that would be :-)
I suppose you *could* use whatever your desktop environment's function is for creating a new launch icon ...
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