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I installed qutebrowser via flatpak to try to keep pain with the Qt web libary to a minumum, and it's working great, except that suddenly, the qute-pass userscript no longer works. It says it tried the correct domains but could find no entries. If I run pass on the command line, the entries are found. Invoking from google, e.g., from :process, I get:

Command: /app/share/qutebrowser/userscripts/qute-pass Status: Userscript exited with status 2.

No pass candidates for URL 'https://www.google.com/' found! (I tried ['www.google.com', 'google.com'])

Any ideas why this could be happening, or how to debug userscripts run from qutebrowser?

Daniel Doherty
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I didn't appreciate the extent of "sandboxing" around flatpak packages, and that appeared to be the problem. I decided to go with the apt qutebrowser package for now, but here is an explanation of what is needed that I missed when I installed:

Sandbox and challenges

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