nostr:npub1gv8d05f9c55ve9h34rw65v7lvhynvdam5s965m9rajqt9gvk7r8slvuu0q nostr:npub1c4shce4s347j6wrcms6rvce4dd3cn0grmlmzhqe6e2xd6yqkpqjqzeetmf nostr:npub15c0uz3l55klsrq6l9zlvmtkvxwv2wy7q0rm7y249qkmzxpaj5gks5thxke a colleague just shared that there's a way forward, now; apparently Chromium browsers can use Zypak, and most Electron apps and Chromium-based browsers do so in their Flatpaks.

I'm not intimately familiar with the technical side, but I understand that it allows the Chromium sandbox to exist within the Flatpak sandbox.

https://github.com/refi64/zypak