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In short, I love the functionality of Browser Tamer and would absolutely love to also have it on Linux.
I split my time between Linux (Fedora in my case) and Windows and often wish I had Browser Tamer's capabilities in Fedora but haven't been able to find any software to provide equivalent capabilities.
From what I can tell, it should be reasonably possible to parse available browsers by checking for installed .desktop files with either x-scheme-handler/http or x-scheme-handler/https in the MimeType value. Unfortunately, I don't know any C++ so have very little idea how Browser Tamer is currently implemented and whether that would transfer over or not.
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Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately majority of the functionality is system related and Windows specific in this case. I think the only piece that can be shared is UI for configuration, but everything else is completely different in Windows/Mac/Linux.
In short, I love the functionality of Browser Tamer and would absolutely love to also have it on Linux.
I split my time between Linux (Fedora in my case) and Windows and often wish I had Browser Tamer's capabilities in Fedora but haven't been able to find any software to provide equivalent capabilities.
From what I can tell, it should be reasonably possible to parse available browsers by checking for installed
.desktop
files with eitherx-scheme-handler/http
orx-scheme-handler/https
in theMimeType
value. Unfortunately, I don't know any C++ so have very little idea how Browser Tamer is currently implemented and whether that would transfer over or not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: