GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 672910
More lockdown in Web App mode
Last modified: 2013-08-01 13:21:33 UTC
epiphany-3.3.92-1.fc17.x86_64 Currently, it's still possible to get to: - The location bar (Ctrl+L) - The sources (Ctrl+U) - The inspector, sending links via mail (through Right-clicks) - Or even adding bookmarks (Ctrl+D) When in web app mode. At least some of those should be locked down.
(In reply to comment #0) > epiphany-3.3.92-1.fc17.x86_64 > > Currently, it's still possible to get to: > - The location bar (Ctrl+L) I would appreciate if it worked in non-editable. In case you want to copy the current page URL. Kinda power-user/pro-tip, I admit. > - The sources (Ctrl+U) Confusing because there is no indication of what happens. Would it be ok if it opened in another tab? > - The inspector, sending links via mail (through Right-clicks) Inspector? Maybe, not sure if we want to rule out people developing something for ephy's web app mode. You could argue that they can use regular Epiphany though... I can think of this use case however: a web developer wants to test his web application with multiple logins, so he uses epiphany's webapp feature to have multiple logins in his application, easily accesible. The developer could find the inspector useful more than once, I think. Sending links? Not sure. I don't think we need to isolate the app from passing a link to evolution. > - Or even adding bookmarks (Ctrl+D) Woops.
Created attachment 231138 [details] [review] e-window: hide and disable more actions in webapp mode This disables and hides: ViewPageSource, ContextBookmarkPage, InspectElement.
Comment on attachment 231138 [details] [review] e-window: hide and disable more actions in webapp mode OK.
Is this still an issue?
The location bar allows me to go anywhere I want, and the inspector to hide any sections of the web pages I want. I'd say yes.
Attachment 231138 [details] pushed as 4e07029 - e-window: hide and disable more actions in webapp mode