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Sign upProvide (optional) helper menu to open clicked links in different VM #1080
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marmarek
Jul 23, 2015
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Looks related to #441.
Definitely a good idea, currently scheduled for R3.2.
Best Regards,
Marek Marczykowski-Górecki
Invisible Things Lab
A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
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bnvk
Jul 26, 2015
@marmarek cool, thanks for bumping this into the next release :-) couple questions:
- Will this be editable from the VM Settings panel in some way, perhaps a dropdown menu?
- Joanna showed me a way to set this from the CLI, is that in the docs somewhere? I couldn't find it.
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@marmarek cool, thanks for bumping this into the next release :-) couple questions:
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bnvk commentedJul 23, 2015
As per some threat models / corresponding configuration of Qubes, it is fairly common to do email in one VM, chat in a different VM, and differing types of web browsing in multiple different VMs. If a user routes through a Tor-ified NetVM, in order to gain the benefit of multiple different circuits
Since this is my threat model / configuration, I find one of the most time intensive consuming aspects of using Qubes is copying + pasting URLs via the secure clipboard to differing VMs (it's time consuming not because the process itself, but the aggregate # of times I do this in a day).
I'm not 100% sure what the ideal UX is, but here are some ideas:
What happens after that setting is chosen for a given VM, I'm unsure what is feasible to do securely, but again, here are some ideas:
At which point it would be one simple "paste" operation to paste it into the browser bar. This would save users with configurations like this a significant amount of time!