feat: Chrome profile support in picker and rules - #2
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Detect Chrome profiles from Local State and show them as separate items in the browser picker. Each profile can have its own keyboard shortcut, be hidden individually, and be assigned to URL rules. - Add ChromeProfile model and detection from Chrome Local State JSON - Expand Chrome into per-profile picker items (e.g. "Chrome - Moti") - Launch with --profile-directory flag, combinable with incognito - Add Profiles preferences tab (detect, rename, hide, shortcuts) - Add optional profile picker to rule editor when app is Chrome - Fix scrollEdgeEffectDisabled compatibility with current Xcode SDK
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Detect Chrome profiles from Local State and show them as separate items in the browser picker. Each profile can have its own keyboard shortcut, be hidden individually, and be assigned to URL rules.
Adapted from AlexStrNik#48 and rebased onto this fork's main, retaining the current scroll-edge compatibility fix.