Tim Süberkrüb

https://github.com/tim-sueberkrueb/slime-engine/commit/9d2fd26da9c38b2e5c4c1c4d994b193213559e2f allows the browser (under QtWebEngine) to store cookies. `storageName` seems to be `""` per default. Saving passwords and form data will have to be implemented manually. Not sure what's...

~Regression from SlimeEngine removal: Cookies not saved anymore.~ See #62.

QtWebEngine supports Flash. See http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwebengine-features.html#pepper-flash-player-plugin-support. Haven't tested it yet, though.

@JohnPoison cool. We will need to handle it in a Oxide-compatible way (e.g. `Qt += webenginewidgets` only if `QTWEBENGINE_ENABLED`, same with the attribute). I agree with @plfiorini it should be...

Also allow reopening tabs from the history by pressing `Ctrl+Shift+T`.

Use `SQLite` via [Qt SQL](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtsql-index.html).

Hey @StuntHacks, how did you install the apps and what were the error messages you received?

Hmm ... do you get any additional error messages for Files when starting it from the command line or is this it? CC @plfiorini

I'm afraid I cannot reproduce your issue on Ubuntu 17.10. Does it just hang silently or does the application crash?

Implementing proper options to prevent this would require QtWebEngine [to provide settings to affect media autoplay behaviour](https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-60799).