Attempt at solving issue with both Arc and Brave resolving to the same short name #32
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…on, this is a hack
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@kerma I'd love to see this merged in, any chance you could review the PR and push this in? Thank you! |
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When going over some of the issues, I installed both Arc and Brave. Unfortunately they resolve to the same short name:
browser.com.brave.Browser (browser)com.googlecode.iterm2 (iterm2)com.google.Chrome (chrome)org.mozilla.firefoxdeveloperedition (firefoxdeveloperedition)com.apple.Safari (safari)app.zen-browser.zen (zen)company.thebrowser.Browser (browser)When I finally wrapped my head around the resolution of the short name. I thought it was an official name, see: #27, I could list and manipulate both browsers.
The solution is not optimal since it might invite into extending the list, but this PR is more of a suggestion to look into this since you might come up with a better long term solution.
Take care,
jonasbn