The Chromium version 142 update introduced a new security setting called Local network access, which defaults to Ask. This setting can interfere with label printing in Blackpurl for anyone using an updated version of Chrome, Edge, Brave, or another Chromium-based browser.
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Keep in mind that this is one possible cause of label printing issues. Other causes include missing label printing software or a printer that has not been installed on your computer.
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To prevent the new security feature from blocking label printing in Blackpurl, you need to update the Local network access setting in your browser's Privacy and security settings. You will need to make this change on every device that has received the Chromium version 142 update and is experiencing label printing issues.
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The video below walks through where to find the setting and how to update it.
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