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No, it's not, sorry. You can launch Min temporarily with `--ignore-certificate-errors`, but that will disable certificate validation completely, so you shouldn't use that for normal browsing.

This is pretty annoying. Looking at the macOS logs, this is happening because the binary doesn't have the right entitlements: > Prompting policy for hardened runtime; service: kTCCServiceCamera requires entitlement...

I'm going to leave this open until the actual bug gets fixed (we shouldn't be letting pages create draggable regions).

Yeah, this is a good idea to fix. To summarize how Min currently works: * Web pages you load are sandboxed, and don't have any access to Node (sandbox: true,...

Sorry I didn't see this notification the first time. In Min, this clears stored site data (cookies, cache), and the associated history entries. Compared to Chrome, "download history", "autofill form...

@CalObbur Multiple instances are probably never going to work, because two instances can't open the same IndexedDB database at the same time, which is why settings and autocomplete don't work....

Yeah, I agree multiple windows would be a good idea. It's going to be fairly difficult to implement this, because a bunch of stuff (particularly the task system and session...

No ETA for now.

@DrSensor Yes, that's done [here](https://github.com/minbrowser/min/blob/1cfbd1b40381052a8daa123f2406aa6c276e78fe/main/main.js#L60-L64). Electron doesn't enforce single instance by default on macOS, but the OS tries to (by switching back to the existing instance when you open a...

@DrSensor Right, if you try to create a second instance it will stop; if you passed a URL to it, it will transfer over to the first instance and be...