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Hi, sharing to Hermit allows for features like:

• opening links from another browser in Hermit (e.g. if you are reading a Lemmy link in Chrome, you can share a link from Chrome to Hermit, and it will open in the Lemmy Lite App.
• You can also pass entire URLs to other sites, e.g. set up a Facebook Share URL so the site can accept the URL.

If piped.video can accept a URL as part of a GET URL, you can use the %u parameter to use it.

We’ve seen reports of this exact error message, but there’s no clear way for us as a browser maker to help debug.

Our best guess is that there’s some web framework somewhere that’s doing some non-standard verification that Hermit does not pass, presumably because of the tight privacy restrictions that Hermit enables by default.

If you have a way to contact the web admins, that would be really helpful. Even if you can figure out which specific web framework this is, we can try to look into it.

Disappearing icons is a bug with your launcher, nothing to do with the actual browser you’re using.

If you’re looking for a browser that was specifically designed for web apps, check out Hermit. (Disclaimer: I’m the author).

Not exactly. It’s possible to make an app run on older versions (select lower minSdk) and yet take advantage of newer features (select higher targetSdk). This one can be easily be fixed by the F-Droid developers like almost all other developers have already.

Droidify is amazing, I’d totally recommend that over the official F-Droid client any time. 👍

Woot! 🤙

Not sure how Samsung does it, we (the app, Hermit) pass it a square icon, and the launcher is supposed to take it and display it however it sees fit.

Have you tried the Touch-and-Hold method to see if it works better?

https://hermit.chimbori.com/features/icons

Did you mean “offline” as in not online (which makes little sense for a browser), or more like “not tied to a specific service that may hold your data hostage or infringe upon your privacy”?

If the latter, then I’ve found that a simple HTML file with manually added entries works great. I’ve set it as the home page in all my browsers. I retain full control over content and layout as well.)

Yes I’m planning to add it to the library. 👍 Currently testing it to make sure it’s stable (I ran into a few issues earlier, I think the instance was under maintenance and Wefwef showed an unrelated error)

For now, please add it yourself and let us know how it goes.

Let’s use this thread to introduce yourselves! I’m the developer, and have been developing Hermit for 8+ now. You all, the community, have shown a lot of support with your suggestions, feedback, and requests, making Hermit the app it is today.