evilsocket/opensnitch

[Feature Request] KDE Plasma integration improvment

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#1,487 创建于 2025年12月26日

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描述

Definitely not urgent fix/feature- but something that I would appreciate.

Improve KDE Plasma system tray integration so OpenSnitch correctly supports "Shown when relevant". At the moment, the tray stays icon visible even when there are no active connection prompts or alerts. So it seems as OpenSnitch does not update its tray/status notifier state to indicate when it is idle so Plasma can automatically hide the icon, and only show it when user attention is required (like connection requests, warnings...)

Now it chills there even when it is not needed (which is fine but people can choose that option in systray config) and for people like me who prefer minimal desktop information when apps are idle it is irritating.

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技术栈
python
领域
desktopsecurity
议题类型
feature
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2
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fresh
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mostly clear
前置要求
Basic PythonKDE Plasma system tray API
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50
研究方向
The issue requests that the OpenSnitch system tray icon be hidden when no active prompts or alerts are present, to properly support KDE Plasma's 'Shown when relevant' setting. The current behavior keeps the icon always visible. To implement this, explore the UI code responsible for the system tray icon, likely located in the `opensnitch/ui/` directory. Look for calls that set the icon's visibility (e.g., `setVisible`, `set status`). The icon should be hidden when the application is idle (no active connections, warnings, or alerts) and shown when user attention is required. This may involve checking the state of the firewall (active connections count, pending alerts) and updating the tray accordingly. Reference the KDE StatusNotifierItem specification for proper integration. The existing comments and code should provide hints on how the tray is initialized and managed.