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Remember for domain / file type #5
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Maybe the remember button could be visible only when the window is hovered. Maybe the headerbar even. EDIT: Apostrophe does this when you start typing, the header bar fades away. Similar to https://developer.gnome.org/hig/patterns/controls/overlaid.html
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There is a feature in OpenIn, a similar program for mac that has a settings window where you can set Rules to do things like that using wildcards or regex. Additionally there is a useful option that lets you sets a default - like firefox/chrome, and sets the other browsers only to show up when a hotkey is pressed or a rule is written. So maybe it could be part of a settings file or a separate app that lets you configure it rather than a dropdown. |
OpenIn GUI is way too complicated/cluttered. I'd rather offer a dropdown similar to ☝️ for simple use cases - easy to use and discover. And #16 for advanced users. |
Maybe the flow could go user selects an icon before selecting their choice of app > user selects the app > instead of just opening the app, Junction also asks the scope for default: for all links, for this website or just for this link? That or it could go in the three dot menu on bottom right. |
@rohmishra I don't understand - please rephrase. |
I'm working on a potential PR for #12 / #29 and I think we could "kill two birds with one stone" to speak with this feature being taken in consideration for default selection. What do you think? Would that be a good idea? Would need a bit of work to support specific domains too but certainly doable. |
What I mean is we can store the url for each domain instead of just protocol. That would also mean it would be a all or nothing affair though. |
that seems like a fairly elegant way to do that |
It would be awesome to go as far as https://github.com/blipk/bowser-gnome, and allow specifying rules based on all URI parts, e.g.: |
There is Windows app BrowserPicker and it allow to write rules by regex https://github.com/mortenn/BrowserPicker?tab=readme-ov-file#match-types |
I'd love to have this. I tried bowser-gnome, but I think you did a better job with the UX in junction. |
User should be able to remember the application by type (for file) and domain / public suffix for urls
For file type we can simply set the selected application as the new default application.
For urls we will need to store a list somewhere. If it's a simple text file I guess Junction doesn't have to offer a UI even thought that'd be best.
Anyway, the problem is where to put that "Remember" feature.
WIP
Not very happy with the header bar, it feels a bit intrusive compared to this design
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