Jakub Fišer

> The path that can be relied on in this case is /etc/profiles/per-user/USERNAME/bin/floorp Not true. There are various places a profile path can be built from in NixOS. For example...

That's one weird looking command :) v11.13.3 nixos - 1.0 *edit*: _disregard previous picture - wrong console_ This is the command output (in my case): `"/nix/store/bbkrr3fr5mwajv4kc5v3whi59qjabndy-floorp-11.13.3/lib/floorp/floorp" `

@TheChilledBuffalo not sure if you're familiar with NixOS - in case you are not, this is how paths to applications (or, "packages") look like in Nix (OS). Generally speaking, this...

I have exactly zero XP with PWAs, I just stumbled upon this issue accidentally because it mentioned NixOS :) I would like to do some tests tho, @VictorGamerLOL can you...

@TheChilledBuffalo so I see that the .deskop file is created with hardcoded path for Exec: ``` ... Exec=/usr/bin/floorp --profile ..... ... ``` Which means the code that generates the .desktop...

@VictorGamerLOL as a workaround, you can update the `.desktop` files in `~/.local/share/applications` manually - remove the `/usr/bin` prefix from the `Exec=` line, that should work

> if someone has an alias or something it wouldn't work... Interesting thought. Aliases are usually shell-specific and I'm not sure how or even if they will be evaluated in...

I would also love to have this feature, ideally with an optimized flow - something like single-tap confirm for both image and pdf. Sometimes I need to upload scanned content...

@farfromrefug no apologies, please :) enjoy the trip!

The extra space, as far as I can tell, is added to the end of each line where the symbol is used.