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Open local HTML files in a flatpak browser (Zen/Vivaldi) from terminal. Plain `flatpak run` silently drops file:// URLs — use `--file-forwarding` + `@@u` instead.
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sha256:7cab4738f8c6e87b268531ab2b870cfa5f9b2a0e8805ce9a7b3b15622509005eSKILL.md- Initial release of flatpak-browser-open-html. - Provides a clear workaround for opening local HTML files in flatpak browsers by using `--file-forwarding` and marker arguments. - Documents URL encoding requirements for file paths. - Includes troubleshooting for dead default handlers and guidance for resetting browser defaults (`xdg-mime`). - Notes on flatpak sandbox limitations with headless screenshots and advises alternative approaches. - Offers verification steps and applies equally to both Zen and Vivaldi flatpak browsers.