After connecting to a network, NetworkManager (if enabled) checks whether the network is a captive portal. If it is, GNOME Shell pops up the portals's webpage to allow the user to easily authenticate or whatever with the portal. This is powered by webkit2gtk. I think it would be useful if Budgie could do this too.
Distro Integration
To enable the NetworkManager connectivity feature, you can create a file like
/usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/20-connectivity.conf with contents like
Feature Request
After connecting to a network, NetworkManager (if enabled) checks whether the network is a captive portal. If it is, GNOME Shell pops up the portals's webpage to allow the user to easily authenticate or whatever with the portal. This is powered by webkit2gtk. I think it would be useful if Budgie could do this too.
Distro Integration
To enable the NetworkManager connectivity feature, you can create a file like
/usr/lib/NetworkManager/conf.d/20-connectivity.conf
with contents likeFedora uses a separate package named
config-connectivity-fedora
. A user can then easily disable the feature by uninstalling that package.References
https://manpages.debian.org/unstable/network-manager/NetworkManager.conf.5.html#CONNECTIVITY_SECTION