Highlights
- Inspects the internal permission store used by Flatpak applications
- Modifies access rights for sandboxed software through a graphical interface
- Allows users to revoke specific filesystem and device permissions without using the terminal
About this application
jdPermissionStoreEdit is a utility application created for Linux environments that allows users to inspect and modify the internal permission store used by Flatpak packages. It exposes the persistent permissions granted to sandboxed applications, letting individuals review device access, filesystem paths, and network connections granted to specific software packages. Users can manually revoke or adjust these permissions through its interface without needing to resort to command-line administration tools. The application is tailored specifically for systems utilizing the Flatpak package management framework.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub page.codeberg.JakobDev.jdPermissionStoreEdit
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