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Hey, I want to ask if functionallity is already there. Is it possible to set in the settings or run "diskernet" with args such a way to run by default "Vivaldi", "Brave" or "Edge" browsers? |
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Hey @mikeon I'm sorry for my delay in replying you, I have been busy. It's not possible with args just yet, but I want to enable this soon. Thank you for saying it here, it's a really useful feature. I'm thinking something like:
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Where path-to-browser is the actualy path to the browser binary and browser-command is what you would type at the shell prompt if you wanted to open a binary from the command line. For example for google chrome on linux, you can type google-chrome-stable from the shell prompt, and its path may be something like /usr/bin/google-chrome-stable |
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Is this working now? Want to use with brave. |
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Hi @mpr1255 ! Thanks. You’re certainly welcome to open a PR or persuade a mate to. Should not be too hard. Updating the browser path to point to brave. Have a go! Bad idea? 🥹 |
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Alright, I'll give it a go! |
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Hey @mikeon I'm sorry for my delay in replying you, I have been busy.
It's not possible with args just yet, but I want to enable this soon. Thank you for saying it here, it's a really useful feature.
I'm thinking something like:
./diskernet <path-to-brower>or
/diskernet <browser-command>Where path-to-browser is the actualy path to the browser binary and browser-command is what you would type at the shell prompt if you wanted to open a binary from the command line. For example for google chrome on linux, you can type google-chrome-stable from the shell prompt, and its path may be something like /usr/bin/google-chrome-stable