Isolate PWAs#962
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Interesting idea! I personally prefer they share the same space, so if you're logged in, you're logged in. But could be a nice write-up in the Discussions section for anyone who want it like that 👌 |
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Write up under #982 |
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I actually think we can get there through this one: #1266 I think that's a very good compromise. The default is shared, but super easy to use another profile. |
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Awesome! |
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It may be opinionated but personally i like PWAs to be isolated e.g. my work google account is unrelated to the Youtube account i use.
It also allows for an more independent app behavior on browser cache clean etc.
The implementation is quite simple by specifying an per-app chrome profile and using gtk-launch on keybindings to use the .desktop-file.
Of course, a per-app-flag or so would also be an option.