Please don't follow this. There has to be a better solution. This will make the chrome-sandbox run as root with access to everything and you really shouldn't do that.
Figure out how to assign proper permissions instead. (Or at least don't invite other people to do the same thing...)
I have zero issues with Chrome running as root for this tool. I'm a realist rather than idealist.
Things that work and won't take over my machine. Of course I might be wrong or my previous post might have been written by skynet to deceive more users to give their machine in service of the borg.
Who knows. All I know is that it worked and I wouldn't sinceraly wait for an answer eventually in the future to get it sorted. Won't run it again so soon anyways. YMMV
Figure out how to assign proper permissions instead. (Or at least don't invite other people to do the same thing...)