Suppose I want to differentiate between disposable SecBrowser windows and Tor Browser windows.
I picture something like [secbrowser4864] and [torbrowser1954].
Is this possible?
You can create static DisposableVMs. This means that the DisposableVM will have a specific name that you assign, just like a regular VM. It will not have any random numbers at the end. As far as I know, there is no native way to generate DisposableVMs with a custom name in place of “disp” followed by random numbers that change every time a new DisposableVM is started.
I have the same need. My solution so far is to customize the toolbar in secbrowser to not have “New Identity” button … as it makes no sense in secbrowser anyway.
Torbrowser
Secbrowser
Creating multiple static DispVMs via qvm-create (disp-secbrowser1, 2, 3 etc.) is an option. This makes it easier to differentiate between them when using e.g. qvm-ls or Qubes Domains (taskbar overview).
Changing VM labels is also a solution, since in my case they will use different NetVMs.
Same here. Posted a similar topic some time back about including more info in the window title…
@adw: Please note these 2 features the dispnnnn’s have that named disposables don’t:
- any number can be easily started (I’m in the 10+ qube group… )
- they’re automatically destroyed
My (partial) workaround is to place them on different workspaces…
For future readers of this thread, SecBrowser has been deprecated.