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Microsoft Edge is recognized as ApplicationFrameHost.exe #182

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yzhang-gh opened this issue Mar 29, 2018 · 4 comments
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Microsoft Edge is recognized as ApplicationFrameHost.exe #182

yzhang-gh opened this issue Mar 29, 2018 · 4 comments

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@yzhang-gh
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Thanks for this really nice app!

I found a little problem that Microsoft Edge (the new browser on Windows 10) is recognized as ApplicationFrameHost.exe

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@johan-bjareholt
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After some googling it seems like ApplicationFrameHost.exe is sometimes a kind of container for Windows 10 UWP apps (apparently for Microsoft Weather aswell for example).

Here's some solution for C# and its windows API:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39702704/connecting-uwp-apps-hosted-by-applicationframehost-to-their-real-processes

@ErikBjare wrote the aw-watcher-window support for windows so I don't know much about how those windows APIs work, but my guess would be that we need to add support for UWP apps in the wmi and/or pypiwin32 libraries.

@yzhang-gh
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Thanks 👍

@ErikBjare
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Thanks for reporting! We will probably find a way around this in the future but don't hold your breath; developing on Windows is a real pain for me.

I'm sure we'll find a solution to stuff like this in the future though, I think something similar applies to certain Java apps (such as the Java/original edition of Minecraft).

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Moving this issue to aw-watcher-window, closing

ActivityWatch/aw-watcher-window#31

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