From the Common Fate Community Slack:
I've been using wavebox.io (chromium-based browser) for a couple of weeks now, partly because of its cookie-container support. I just wondered - would it be possible to apply the Firefox 'logic' to wavebox.io as well, so it could be used with cookie containers instead of profiles? (https://github.com/wavebox/wavebox-service-api)
From a granted-perspective, what would be necessary to establish that functionality?
Wavebox looks like it is a good fit for Granted because of the built-in container support, like Firefox.
From Granted’s perspective, we have a package in our codebase called launcher. This contains the logic to launch chrome/firefox/another browser from the command line to view the console.
Adding support for a new browser here is fairly straightforward as we can add a new file to this package. We’d definitely accept a contribution adding additional browsers like Wavebox.
What we need to know from Wavebox though is whether it is possible to open a URL in a designated cookie container from the command line. An example of this could be something like:
wavebox --url=https://console.aws.amazon.com/... --profile=prod
What we need to know is (a) whether they support this at all and (b) what the CLI command would look like to achieve this, it might be a little different from my example above.
From the Common Fate Community Slack:
Wavebox looks like it is a good fit for Granted because of the built-in container support, like Firefox.
From Granted’s perspective, we have a package in our codebase called launcher. This contains the logic to launch chrome/firefox/another browser from the command line to view the console.
Adding support for a new browser here is fairly straightforward as we can add a new file to this package. We’d definitely accept a contribution adding additional browsers like Wavebox.
What we need to know from Wavebox though is whether it is possible to open a URL in a designated cookie container from the command line. An example of this could be something like:
What we need to know is (a) whether they support this at all and (b) what the CLI command would look like to achieve this, it might be a little different from my example above.