Keyring password prompt on Linux blocks automation, ignores all flags

[tassa-yoniso-manasi-karoto]

Describe the bug

When launching a browser with go-rod on Linux, the "Unlock Login Keyring" password prompt appears and blocks the program. This happens despite using all known flags intended to prevent it, including --password-store=basic, --use-mock-keychain, and a clean UserDataDir. The flags appear to have no effect.
I don't use stealth pkg.

To Reproduce

func main() {
	userDataDir, _ := os.MkdirTemp("", "rod-user-data-*")
	defer os.RemoveAll(userDataDir)

	l := launcher.New().
		UserDataDir(userDataDir).
		Set("password-store", "basic").
		Set("use-mock-keychain").
		Headless(true)

	log.Println("Attempting to launch browser...")

	// Execution blocks here due to the OS password prompt.
	controlURL := l.MustLaunch()

	browser := rod.New().ControlURL(controlURL).MustConnect()
	defer browser.MustClose()

	log.Println("This log message is never reached without manual intervention.")
}

This program hangs at l.MustLaunch() until the popup is manually dismissed.

Expected Behavior

The browser should launch without any OS-level password prompts. The automation script should run uninterrupted.

System Environments

• Rod Version: v0.116.2
• Go Version: 1.23.11
• OS: Void Linux
• Desktop Environment: Xfce

Possible cause

"--password-store=basic works, as long as you don't use ignoreDefaultArgs: ["--enable-automation"]" Stackoverflow

maybe go-rod uses some stealth by default?

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