Add profile for authenticator-rs, improve falkon #3747
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rusty-snake
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| dbus-user.own org.kde.Falkon |
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This will probably break things such as plasma-browser-integation.
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Will comment both lines? I thought about it but I don't have a KDE system running.
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Is that currently supported in browsers? If not we can harden it more by adding private-bin, disable-shell.inc etc.
The dbus permissions is taken from flatpak. It'd be best if
email-common.profileor at least sylpheed/claws had some dbus restrictions of their own.