Tencent QQ (Chinese: 腾讯QQ), also known as QQ, is an instant messaging software service and web portal developed by the Chinese technology company Tencent.
This is a third-party program which allows you load plugins to extend QQ and remove useless features as you need.
This package enables the flags to run on Wayland and it should work out-of-the-box.
This package also can fallback to X11 when Wayland is not available.
This may save some space especially when you are not using other gnome applications in flatpak.
Unsafe permissions like accessing /tmp of host, or using --device=all are removed.
Most of those should be performed through xdg-desktop-portal instead using those permissions.
Due to that QQ uses gjs to talk to dbus name org.gnome.Shell.Screencast,
while gjs is not available with freedesktop runtime, permission to talk to org.gnome.Shell.Screencast is removed.
This should not have influence to KDE users, as screenshotting on KDE has been broken for a long perid of time
according to this.
Using system screenshot tools is recommended for better privacy. If you still want to use QQ's screenshot function, you can revert 4828897, 2cb7b57 and 1b2cc88 and rebuild the modified manifest with flatpak-builder.
There maybe another solution that you can build gjs and its dependencies yourself. But that is going to be a hard story because you have to build mozjs, which build workflow is similar to firefox.
Due to that QQ access camera devices directly and we only expose --device=dri, QQ will not find your camera devices.
We will test adding --device=usb as many of those camera devices are connected to host through USB bus,
even integrated one. But --device=usb is only available since flatpak version 1.15.11 so you have to wait for some time.
If you still want to use camera, you can revert
1b4f106 and rebuild
the modified manifest with flatpak-builder.
The QQ app itself is proprietary (closed source).
This wrapper is not verified by, affiliated with, or supported by Tencent.