Hello, I figured I'd point out some things that I feel like this plugin could improve:
The ability to change the vertical position of a wallpaper from the settings GUI. For example, if I had an HTML page that is designed for a 16:9 aspect ratio, and it zooms in to fit it all on the screen, there's no way to change the vertical position of what's being drawn.
One current issue is that using a local file is quite limited in terms of .css and .js stuff that you can run, because of the CORS policy. For example, if I wanted a Spine2D/Live2D viewer that's local (for an HTML live wallpaper that the Wallpaper Engine plugin for KDE Plasma doesn't support yet), I would have to run a local http server using python -m http.server where the index.html is first, and then put http://localhost:8000 into the address section. Could there be some sort of way to automate this, using some sort of port that only the plugin can access?
Some more fine-grained zoom controls would be a nice feature to have.
Hello, I figured I'd point out some things that I feel like this plugin could improve:
The ability to change the vertical position of a wallpaper from the settings GUI. For example, if I had an HTML page that is designed for a 16:9 aspect ratio, and it zooms in to fit it all on the screen, there's no way to change the vertical position of what's being drawn.
One current issue is that using a local file is quite limited in terms of .css and .js stuff that you can run, because of the CORS policy. For example, if I wanted a Spine2D/Live2D viewer that's local (for an HTML live wallpaper that the Wallpaper Engine plugin for KDE Plasma doesn't support yet), I would have to run a local http server using
python -m http.serverwhere the index.html is first, and then put http://localhost:8000 into the address section. Could there be some sort of way to automate this, using some sort of port that only the plugin can access?Some more fine-grained zoom controls would be a nice feature to have.