Wi-Fi Login Popup

About

macOS, iOS, Windows and GNOME all pop up the “log in to this network” window on their own. Omarchy doesn't. NetworkManager's connectivity check detects the portal, but nothing on the desktop acts on it — so the network just looks broken until you think to open a plain http:// page.

This plugin watches NetworkManager's connectivity state over D-Bus. When it becomes portal, it sends a notification and opens NetworkManager's own check URL in a small WebKitGTK window; the portal intercepts it and redirects to its sign-in page. The window floats via a runtime Hyprland rule (nothing written to your config), keeps no cookies or history, and closes itself once NetworkManager reports full connectivity. It opens once per connection, and falls back to your default browser if the window can't start.

Highlights

• Automatic — event-driven over D-Bus, nothing polled
• Floating, centered window — with Reload and Open in browser buttons
• Closes itself once you're actually online
• Ephemeral — no cookies or history kept, software rendering only
• No root, no config edits — works alongside any network widget, stock Omarchy's included

$ omarchy plugin add https://github.com/davidboulay/omarchy-wifi-login-popup.git