KeePassXC-Browser
KeePassXC integration for modern web browsers
Provides better integration with the KDE Plasma desktop.
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Multitask efficiently by controlling browser functions from the desktop, even while Chrome is in the background. Manage audio and video playback, check downloads in the notification area, send files to your phone using KDE Connect and more inside the KDE Plasma Desktop!
The plasma-browser-integration package must be installed for this extension to work. It should be available from your distribution's package manager when running Plasma 5.13 or later.
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No me funciona en Chrome: :(
Não funciona com kubuntu 18.04
Doesn't really do much that you can't live without, would be great if it could use kget as the download manager. there must be a way as there are other chrome extensions that use other gnome based download managers.
Отличная работа!
Very innovative and stable extension for KDEConnect. I am very fortunate to find it.
Absolutely useless on Kubuntu 18.10. Just pops up a message on the desktop saying "Plasma Integration Error" and telling me to install a package that I already have installed. Searching the web yields solutions that include creating symbolic links to files that don't exist on my computer. Year of the Linux Desktop. Yeah, right...
Works great!!
It works fine with almost everything, but it avoid playing sounds in the google translator, so I have to disable plasma integration to play sounds in translator and some other web pages. I'm using Kubuntu 19.04. Update: Fixed
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Works great