This happens because the app id is not set for the webapp, thus defaulting to "webbrowser-app".
A workaround is to specify the app id on the command line used to launch the webapp, e.g.:
In any case, the absence of an app ID should not default to opening the URL in the browser, that’s completely unexpected and needs to be fixed in the browser/webapp-container.
This happens because the app id is not set for the webapp, thus defaulting to "webbrowser-app".
A workaround is to specify the app id on the command line used to launch the webapp, e.g.:
webapp- container --app-id=slack https:/ /ubuntu. slack.com/
or
APP_ID=slack webapp-container https:/ /ubuntu. slack.com/
In any case, the absence of an app ID should not default to opening the URL in the browser, that’s completely unexpected and needs to be fixed in the browser/ webapp- container.