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PWAs show as "Mozilla Firefox" in GNOME Media Player #493
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This is probably the same issue as #445. Did it work before the update to GNOME 46? |
I can't say for certain. GNOME 46 changed the notification layout. If it did occur, I never noticed. But I don't know if the bug didn't occur or if the app name/icon didn't show at all. |
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Description
The new update to GNOME 46 (Fedora 40 Workstation) changed the notification and media player format. While notifications from PWAs show the PWA's name and monochrome icon, the media player shows active audio/video from PWAs as Mozilla Firefox, with Firefox's monochrome icon. My example will use the Nebula streaming service, but the same thing happens on YouTube.
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In the screenshots, the media controls are for the Nebula PWA, and the notification is for the Google Messages PWA.
I don't know if the bug is app-specific, as I have done some customization to the PWA profiles on my system. I would have to find a way to send a test notification from the Nebula or YouTube app or play back media from an app that I can verify sends notifications. I also don't think the monochrome icon is related, as they are automatically generated by GNOME unless I provide a custom replacement.
Though I am not a developer, I will try to describe what I do know. Firefox PWAs show in my system monitor (Task Manager) as 'firefox-bin' but the system does recognize each Firefox PWA as its own app, with the proper title and icon, and windows are correctly identified with their PWA in looking glass.
Maybe the initiation of media playback is not labeled as the PWA, while the notifications are?
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