https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428030
--- Comment #4 from Leo Gaspard <k...@leo.gaspard.io> --- It'd definitely fit quite well a number of use cases, though I'm not sure whether it'd be possible to do so on android without additional permissions to read the wifi network names, which could maybe end up being repulsive? One use case that wouldn't be solved by such a solution would be when eg. giving classes, where one wants to use KDE connect to pass slides on the computer but not whitelist the whole university network, as it's not rare to be on the university network without actually giving classes and needing KDE connect — in this kind of situations, I see only an “on/off” toggle as a proper solution, as the alternative would be to manually add/remove the university wifi before/after each class. Now, for full disclosure, it's not a use case I personally tried yet (didn't give a course “physically” since trying out KDE connect yet), so I may be missing some data points that'd remove it altogether (eg. maybe the university wifi will break KDE connect anyway next time I can try it there) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
