feat: capture arc browser active tab url

[tribhuwan-kumar]

fix: #1521

support for arc browser:

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[divanshu-go]

@tribhuwan-kumar It only work when the user clicks on that command bar

[tribhuwan-kumar]

@tribhuwan-kumar It only work when the user clicks on that command bar

yes!!

[divanshu-go]

@tribhuwan-kumar I' have already tinkered all the ways ,

only possible way is getting this element

so the tradeoff with it is

1. it doesnt show full url
2. it only show local , when user is on any localhost:port

all other ways are very unstable such as getting the RootWebArea (it (value) get stuck on only first time opened url)

[tribhuwan-kumar]

@tribhuwan-kumar I' have already tinkered all the ways ,

only possible way is getting this element

I figured out all the possible ways but they aren't efficient. one way is that you can get child text of second pane; but that text contains the last hovered url not the active tab url.
so I think waiting for opening command bar is only efficient option, anyway a user will frequently open that command bar for search; so even a little time is enough for getting the url!!

[louis030195]

stupid question, isnt the url in the page html?

[divanshu-go]

@louis030195 Yes, that's true. But with the Arc browser, we only get the document_web or page HTML of the first tab that opens when we start the browser.

Even if we switch to a different tab afterward, the HTML still belongs to that first tab. It doesn't update.

In short, Arc browser doesn't refresh or update the document_web element (the page HTML) when the tab or URL changes—which is quite strange