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Add support for brave-browser as chrome-bin #68
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As a temporary workaround I symlinked chromium to brave |
@bsless This sounds like a good inclusion. Would you mind submitting a PR with the proposed change? |
@djblue Gladly, though I don't have OSX or Windows so I won't be able to test it there, but I'll give it a best effort. |
No worries, I can test out those platforms. That's a good point about different browser choices. What do you think the option should look like? |
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Thinking some more about browsers, especially if you want to make it "future proof", it might be a good idea to have some data spec for browsers and how portal consumes them. Things like the executable name on each operating system, extra paths to search in, supported operating systems, web engine, etc. |
I'm really enjoying Portal :). I would also like something like this: I would like to be able for Portal to open in Arc browser on Mac, which is another Chromium based browser. Now I let it open in Chrome, copy the URL and close Chrome. |
@yannvanhalewyn The chrome stuff is mostly for app mode. If you just want to have Portal open in your default browser, you could do |
Hello,
I'm starting to use Portal and encountered a slight inconvenience, it does not recognize Brave browser
Brave is another chromium based browser which can probably be used just like the other executables found by
get-chrome-bin
, and supports launching in app mode.The linux executable is called
brave-browser
, not sure regarding other operating systems.Thanks
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