Hi,

I am running nextcloud-desktop in my .xsessionrc. When it starts, it
also fires up chromium, which I have installed, but which I rarely use.
Also, for a number of other activities, which were formerly part of the
nextcloud desktop client, it now also fires up chromium, although
chromium is not my standard browser. I have not found a way to make
nextcloud-client use my standard browser, which happens to be
firefox-esr, for such things, and I am also not prepared to run a second
browser in parallel just to interact with Nextcloud. In fact, I interact
with Nextcloud just fine using Firefox, and if these functions are only
available in the browser these days, they should imho be removed from
the menu. I can start a web browser myself, thank you very much!


Thanks,
Toni

Hey,

you can configure the browser that opens from Nextcloud desktop, I use the
Torbrowser ( I configured it in KDE). Nextcloud.desktop has no hard-coded link
to Chromium! Internally it uses QDesktopServices::openUrl(url) to open the
url. You have to search how QDesktopServices detect the browser in charge.

well this discussion you need to make with upstream[1], as I don't want to
extend the diff between upstream for features that are working.

[1] https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop

Regards,

hefee