Obviously you only need to follow step 3 for other web applications to run in Brave as well. This doesnt happen anywhere else in windows, it still happens when disabling extensions and in private tabs. The Brave browser as well as Microsoft Edge are based on chrome. Select the new entry Brave from the Browser drop list:Īfter doing that your web application will open in Brave when run from NetBeans. Select Properties > Run from the context menu of the web application you want to run.To add a bookmark, click the star button next to the url of the web page you want. On bookmarks there is an option to add or remove the bookmarks toolbar. In the Process field enter the full path to Brave.exe identified in step 1 above.Įnter any arguments for Brave in the Arguments text box.Ĭonfigure your web project to use Brave by default: Yes, click the three dots on the right of the + tab button to open menu.button to add an entry in the Web Browsers list: to open the Web Browsers Manager window.Ĭlick the Add. In NetBeans select Tools > Options > General > Web Browser > Edit.On my Windows 10 machine it is C:\Users\johndoe\AppData\Local\Brave\Brave.exe, but obviously your path will be different.Īdd Brave to the list of browsers that NetBeans supports:.Locate the full path to brave.exe for your Brave installation.
I welcome any further clarification or correction on this matter.Configuring a NetBeans web application to run in Brave is a three step process: Some more discussion here on the Ubuntu MATE forum. png but are actually svg generated so it may not be as straightforward as the Chromium browser taking an icon from the host distros currently in-use theme set. Add to complete the creation of Intune Google Chrome Browser Upload. For instance I don't think the bookmark folder icons are image files such as. To use End Task to fix Chrome freezing Windows 10, follow these simple steps. It might require too much coding effort and maintenace to give the same UI experience accross all Linux distros. Perhaps Chromium developers have settled on browser user interface choices around the appearance of bookmark folders that just work on all Linux distros at the expense of enabling them to appear yellow. It seems that Chromium browsers are providing less support these days for GTK due to the rising popularity of Qt in more popular Linux distros. Whereas Windows and Mac OS each have their own standardised UI toolkit.įrom my testing, bookmark folders appear grey in Google Chrome and Bave browsers in both Ubuntu MATE (GTK toolkit) and in Manjaro-KDE (Qt toolkit). There are several currently, the most prominent are GTK and Qt. These are libraries that developers use to design graphical interfaces. From my own reading around I think the answer to this comes down to the lack of a standardised user interface toolkit and framework across all Linux distributions.
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