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[GH-ISSUE #3015] Slack Desktop 4.1.1 cannot open external links #1889
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Originally created by @vutny on GitHub (Oct 28, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/issues/3015
Hi,
I know this is a common issue for many sandboxed applications.
I've got that with Slack, which was unable to open any external URLs. Also it was impossible to sign-in into new workspace when running in the jail.
I had slow disk, so I tried to take advantage of having
~/.cachedirectory on temporary file system to reduce disk writes.And profile option
private-cachecomes in handy.After adding it to
slack.profileI've got external links being opened in default desktop browser, to my surprise. I haven't tested the sign-in process.Not sure how those things are connected, though.
I think we could add it as the default into the profile, because it does no harm and even improves isolation a little bit. The only drawback I observed is slightly increased start-up time for Slack. But that should not be an issue on relatively modern hardware.