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I hear you. Kinda by design though. Its supposed to be difficult for containered applications to interact.
I think i installed keepassxc native. Then some config magic I've forgotten.
Yeah, it's not the worst thing in the world, just makes things awkward.
I do really like the idea of flatpack, I'm 110% in on containers, probably too much. There are just compromises that ned to be made today.