While opening in default browser is the desired behavior, sometimes it makes sense to open the new page right inside fogger. In cases where you want to authorize a 3rd party site to do something on your behalf or if you want to login to stackoverflow using Google or Launchpad. Also, detecting external links is not as straightforward.
Let's say you created a webapp for xyz.com and it points you to xyz1.com for some reason now all your links will have xyz1.com in them and fogger will think they are external.
Any ideas/suggestions are appreciated.
What do you think about these possible solutions
1) Show an info bar on the window when a user has navigated away from the main site, this bar will contain two buttons
* Go Home
* Open in browser
If the user clicks OPen in browser, fogger will immediately go back to actual webpage and then remember that the link is to be opened in a browser the next time. While this could work, it could get annoying real fast.
2) Try to automatically detect external links and open them in browser. This sounds like a really good solution but there is no way of telling when a link must be opened inside fogger.
Thanks for reporting. This is a know issue but it is not as simple as it seems.
Checkout: www.reddit. com/r/ubuntuapp showdown/ comments/ vvsgp/app_ submission_ fogger_ desktop_ integration/ c584fd6
http://
While opening in default browser is the desired behavior, sometimes it makes sense to open the new page right inside fogger. In cases where you want to authorize a 3rd party site to do something on your behalf or if you want to login to stackoverflow using Google or Launchpad. Also, detecting external links is not as straightforward.
Let's say you created a webapp for xyz.com and it points you to xyz1.com for some reason now all your links will have xyz1.com in them and fogger will think they are external.
Any ideas/suggestions are appreciated.
What do you think about these possible solutions
1) Show an info bar on the window when a user has navigated away from the main site, this bar will contain two buttons
* Go Home
* Open in browser
If the user clicks OPen in browser, fogger will immediately go back to actual webpage and then remember that the link is to be opened in a browser the next time. While this could work, it could get annoying real fast.
2) Try to automatically detect external links and open them in browser. This sounds like a really good solution but there is no way of telling when a link must be opened inside fogger.