Michael, I understand this is a functional regression as far as you're
concerned, and it's unfortunate. As Jalon Funk pointed out though,
access to dot files and folders inside $HOME is forbidden by snap
confinement, and that is indeed considered a feature (enhancing security
in the general case).
While acknowledging the problem, I'd be interested in knowing whether
changing your mount point from ~/.server to e.g. ~/server works around
the problem?
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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