There's been some brainstorming on this, but no work done. TODO here means things that need to be implemented, the the other points are technically available.
app mode:
no history/ bookmarks unless --history, window icon, no chrome, read config TODO, extensions TODO, cookies/ html5 shared TODO
private:
no history/ bookmarks, mini ui, read config, extensions TODO, no cookies/ html5
So the way I see it, we want to go beyond Mark's patch, and run web apps in their own session, while taking existing data as a base.
The semi-related piece is supporting extensions in private browsing, listed here for completeness.
Mark, I think your patch looks like a great start. Maybe stop by on #midori in Freenode to discuss this a bit?
So further tasks I can roughly think of would be:
- use a separate name/ id for each app, in its own instance
- copy existing cookies, html5 databases into new config folder
- use something like ~/.local/share/midori/apps to store new data
- possibly allow extensions to be enabled
There's been some brainstorming on this, but no work done. TODO here means things that need to be implemented, the the other points are technically available.
app mode:
no history/ bookmarks unless --history, window icon, no chrome, read config TODO, extensions TODO, cookies/ html5 shared TODO
private:
no history/ bookmarks, mini ui, read config, extensions TODO, no cookies/ html5
So the way I see it, we want to go beyond Mark's patch, and run web apps in their own session, while taking existing data as a base.
The semi-related piece is supporting extensions in private browsing, listed here for completeness.
Mark, I think your patch looks like a great start. Maybe stop by on #midori in Freenode to discuss this a bit?
So further tasks I can roughly think of would be: share/midori/ apps to store new data
- use a separate name/ id for each app, in its own instance
- copy existing cookies, html5 databases into new config folder
- use something like ~/.local/
- possibly allow extensions to be enabled