https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425374
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #2 from [email protected] --- I have been trying out [activity-aware-firefox](https://gitlab.com/hook/activity-aware-firefox) and although it's rough around the edges, it highlights what we need for an activity aware browser: - When opening the application, the profile of the current activity should start: (Supported by activity-aware-firefox) - This is done by having a separate launcher that reads the current activity and then launches the standard firefox with appropriate profile. - Starting/Stopping the activity should restore the proper profile: (Not supported with activity-aware-firefox) - Because the program being run is still standard firefox, the activity has no way of knowing that it should run the wrapper - A workaround would be to completely wrap the browser as a separate program (probably like [activityfox](https://github.com/LeonidKalichkin/activityfox)). There could be issues with how it interacts with other instances though. If anyone knows something about it, it would be helpful to know. - Ability to open a default profile (Easy hack ontop of activity-aware-firefox) - Ability to open a link from a specific activity/profile: - This is more on the general side of activity, i.e. we need an `open in activity` drop-down context menu option available for all programs. So far I don't think there are any such global menu items, but it should be possible to add it as the context menu display it's controlled by kde. - Running multiple profiles on the same activity (e.g. sharing the window of the default one with all activities) should show different icon groups: (Not supported with activity-aware-firefox) - Probably this can be alleviated if we use a wrapper approach, but also for the wrapper, it needs to somehow distinguish itself even as the executable is the same. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
