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Run installed applications in separate session / profile
TargetCrafter very interesting suggestions, thank you. We have had requests to make sure Extensions work in PWAs so that people can use their Password Manager, etc.... I think this requires some user studies and data.
I'm going to track these internally. Keep 'em coming!
-John
MicrosoftTargetCrafter very interesting suggestions, thank you. We have had requests to make sure Extensions work in PWAs so that people can use their Password Manager, etc.... I think this requires some user studies and data.
I'm going to track these internally. Keep 'em coming!
-John
- Hi,
umm extensions Do work in PWA app mode, even right now!
I've used them numerous times. I use Spotify web player as PWA and pinned it to my taskbar and I also use an extension for controlling my volume and I can use it in the PWA mode.Extensions do work, but tools (menu>more tools) are missing.
It would be nice if we could disable some extensions, for example:
I use Buttercup as my password manager, and everytime i open the browser, t asks me to unlock my vault. This also happens when i open the YouTube Music "application", and it just opens in a normal tab, in addition to the YouTube Music "application". This is why I'd like to be able to run them in a separate session or profile so this doesn't happen.
TargetCrafter wrote:Extensions do work, but tools (menu>more tools) are missing.
It would be nice if we could disable some extensions, for example:
I use Buttercup as my password manager, and everytime i open the browser, t asks me to unlock my vault. This also happens when i open the YouTube Music "application", and it just opens in a normal tab, in addition to the YouTube Music "application". This is why I'd like to be able to run them in a separate session or profile so this doesn't happen.
sounds good
like in here
under "allow in InPrivate"
they can add a new option called "allow in PWA mode"
i think it will take care of that issue
