I have an APK-package that I have installed in Google Chrome on Ubuntu 14.04 64-bits with the help of ARC Welder. The app just works fine as long as the temporary files made by ARC Welder "com.bankid.bus-6230.apk_export_VZxwa" remains in the same folder as they were created (i.e. ~/.BID/com.bankid.bus-6230.apk_export_VZxwa).
If I delete this directory or move it the app can't be started, so the question is where (and why) does Google Chrome keep track of this directory?
I've been running "cat ls -R | grep .BID" all over Google Chromes directories trying to find where the link backwards to this "installation directory" is to be found, but with no success.
Is it a binary link? Hidden in database? Any information is much appreciated.
/Paul
