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- Microsoft Office links (e.g. ms-word://) from the host system are automatically opened in the Windows subsystem. (Note: You may need to use a [User Agent Switcher](https://github.com/ray-lothian/UserAgent-Switcher/) browser extension and set the User-Agent to Windows, as the Office webapps typically hide the "Open in Desktop App" option for Linux users.)
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## Supported Applications
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**WinApps supports <u>*ALL*</u> Windows applications.**
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**WinApps supports <u>*ALL*</u> Windows applications.** Support does not, however, extend to kernel-level anti-cheat systems (e.g. Riot Vanguard).
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Universal application support is achieved by:
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1. Scanning Windows for any officially supported applications (list below).
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1. Scanning Windows for any community tested applications (list below).
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2. Scanning Windows for any other `.exe` files listed within the Windows Registry.
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Officially supported applications benefit from high-resolution icons and pre-populated MIME types. This enables file managers to determine which Windows applications should open files based on file extensions. Icons for other detected applications are pulled from `.exe` files.
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Community tested applications benefit from high-resolution icons and pre-populated MIME types. This enables file managers to determine which Windows applications should open files based on file extensions. Icons for other detected applications are pulled from `.exe` files.
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Contributing to the list of supported applications is encouraged through submission of pull requests! Please help us grow the WinApps community.
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*Please note that the provided list of officially supported applications is community-driven. As such, some applications may not be tested and verified by the WinApps team.*
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*Please note that the provided list of community tested applications is community-driven. As such, some applications may not be tested and verified by the WinApps team.*
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### Officially Supported Applications
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### Community Tested Applications
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@@ -566,7 +566,7 @@ Adding your own applications with custom icons and MIME types to the installer i
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1. Modify the name and variables to reflect the appropriate/desired values for your application.
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2. Replace `icon.svg` with an SVG for your application (ensuring the icon is appropriately licensed).
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3. Remove and reinstall WinApps.
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4. Submit a pull request to add your application to WinApps as an officially supported application once you have tested and verified your configuration (optional, but encouraged).
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4. Submit a pull request to add your application to WinApps as a community tested application once you have tested and verified your configuration (optional, but encouraged).
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## Running Applications Manually
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WinApps offers a manual mode for running applications that were not configured by the WinApps installer. This is completed with the `manual` flag. Executables that are in the Windows PATH do not require full path definition.
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