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Expected behaviour- I believe Discord has (had?) this issue as well due to the nature of Flatpak sandboxing, and I'm not sure if there is a "proper" way to handle itRemoved: - If there isn't a way correct way for Flatpak environments to handle this, I'd take an API-based option to flip the toggle as a fallbackAdded: - If there isn't a correct way for Flatpak environments to handle this, I'd take an API-based option to flip the toggle as a fallback
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Streaming privacy does not toggle automatically in Flatpak version

Reproduction steps

  1. Install the Flatpak version of Fluxer
  2. Go to fluxer://settings/user?tab=appearance&section=streamer-mode
  3. Enable Turn on automatically when OBS or Xsplit is detected
  4. Open OBS Studio
  5. Verify that streaming privacy was not enabled

Expected behaviour

Streaming privacy toggles on/off based on whether OBS Studio is open.
  • I believe Discord has (had?) this issue as well due to the nature of Flatpak sandboxing, and I'm not sure if there is a "proper" way to handle it
  • If there isn't a correct way for Flatpak environments to handle this, I'd take an API-based option to flip the toggle as a fallback

Actual behaviour

Nothing happens.

Build information

Stable Desktop 2026.1017.133957, Web 2026.1017.133957, Linux 7.2.10-200.fc44.x86_64 (x64), Electron 44.4.1, Chrome 152.0.7977.78, Node 24.21.0, Locale en-GB OBS Studio 32.2.2 (Flathub flatpak)

Platform

Linux

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Streaming privacy does not toggle automatically in Flatpak version

Reproduction steps

  1. Install the Flatpak version of Fluxer
  2. Go to fluxer://settings/user?tab=appearance&section=streamer-mode
  3. Enable Turn on automatically when OBS or Xsplit is detected
  4. Open OBS Studio
  5. Verify that streaming privacy was not enabled

Expected behaviour

Streaming privacy toggles on/off based on whether OBS Studio is open.
  • I believe Discord has (had?) this issue as well due to the nature of Flatpak sandboxing, and I'm not sure if there is a "proper" way to handle it
  • If there isn't a way correct way for Flatpak environments to handle this, I'd take an API-based option to flip the toggle as a fallback

Actual behaviour

Nothing happens.

Build information

Stable Desktop 2026.1017.133957, Web 2026.1017.133957, Linux 7.2.10-200.fc44.x86_64 (x64), Electron 44.4.1, Chrome 152.0.7977.78, Node 24.21.0, Locale en-GB OBS Studio 32.2.2 (Flathub flatpak)

Platform

Linux