Firemenu

Depends: yad, firejail, firejail-profiles

This is a fork of fsmithred's original with some changes. Firemenu presents a list of applications to the user
and starts the selected application in a firejail sandbox. You can edit the list by pressing the Edit button in firemenu.
This will open a separate window for you to edit the entries directly.

It's also possible to edit the list directly in ~/.config/firemenu.list, just comment out the apps you don't want to show in the menu.

The Reset button scans the system for all eligible apps and adds them to the list.
The Unset button comments out all apps on the list.
The Cancel button cancels and exits the app.
The Run button will run whatever app you've selected in Firejail.

Note: Adding apps to the list will only work if there is a firejail profile for that app. Firemenu reads the list of .profile files
in /etc/firejail to determine which apps are eligible.

Note2: Like a lot of apps I do, this one does not have it's own icon, but instead uses the common "security-high" icon for the
.desktop and windows. If that icon is not in your set you'll just get a generic.