Linux application name changes to a url and does not revert.

[alexwykoff]

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Yes

Describe the issue you encountered:
After creating a bookmark, I noticed that the application name for Brave changed to the URL which was bookmarked.

Expected behavior:
The name should remain 'Brave'

• Platform (Win7, 8, 10? macOS? Linux distro?):
  Tested on Ubuntu.
• Brave Version:
  0.11.6 pre-beta5
• Steps to reproduce:
  1. Install the latest build on Ubuntu.
  2. Bookmark a site.
  3. Search for the Brave app via the launcher.
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• Any related issues:

[bbondy]

I think it shows the current window title which is the title of the url, and since there is no title it shows the URL. This is probably the same as all past issues so I don't think we have to block on it. I'm assuming the application is open?

Could you confirm that's the case.
Also what is the expected result, and how does chrome/firefox differ?

[alexwykoff]

After further investigation, it turns out that an Ubuntu user has an 'Add to Dash' option from the context menu of the launcher.
This creates a file .local/share/applications/brave.desktop
The content of the file is as follows:
test@test:~/.local/share$ cat applications/brave.desktop [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Version=1.0 Type=Application Name=Preferences Icon=brave Path=/home/test/BraveQA/0.12.3/rc1 Exec=/usr/share/brave/brave StartupNotify=false StartupWMClass=brave OnlyShowIn=Unity; X-UnityGenerated=true

The Name variable is being set to the current tab, it should be set to 'Brave'.
The Path variable is being set to the location of the .deb file which was used for installing, it probably should be set to the location of the application proper.
test@test:~/.local/share$ which brave /usr/bin/brave