My mother, who isn't quite tech literate, has been using the web version of Whatsapp on her Kubuntu machine for a while and I tried introducing ZapZap to her.
Her main complaint is that its behavior upon clicking a downloadable file is different: via web browser, a click downloads e.g. a PDF and automatically opens it in Okular; with ZapZap, she gets a Save File dialog instead, which she doesn't know how to handle very well yet.
Would be nice if there was a setting I could enable for her so that clicking downloadable files would open them instead of asking where to save them. I understand the security implications of such a feature.
From a brief search it seems the right Qt API for this would be QDesktopServices.
My mother, who isn't quite tech literate, has been using the web version of Whatsapp on her Kubuntu machine for a while and I tried introducing ZapZap to her.
Her main complaint is that its behavior upon clicking a downloadable file is different: via web browser, a click downloads e.g. a PDF and automatically opens it in Okular; with ZapZap, she gets a Save File dialog instead, which she doesn't know how to handle very well yet.
Would be nice if there was a setting I could enable for her so that clicking downloadable files would open them instead of asking where to save them. I understand the security implications of such a feature.
From a brief search it seems the right Qt API for this would be QDesktopServices.