Describe the bug

I discovered today a really fun feature: installing web apps in chromium. For instance, if you browse to https://xournal.online/ on chromium, you can install the app locally:

Once installation is done, the website now runs as a separate application. You also should see on your desktop:

and in chrome://apps/ the app you installed. If you directly launch the app from chrome://apps/ it works directly. However, if you click on the app from the desktop, nothing happens. When inspecting the .desktop file, the reason is clear: it contains a line pointing to the unwrapped chromium:

Exec=/nix/store/76qscl06ahki1v240c9y76l4lixj45af-chromium-unwrapped-95.0.4638.54/libexec/chromium/chromium --profile-directory=Default --app-id=ncokflffjgpjncjjifkomecgbombmdgj

Instead, it should point to the wrapped chromium.

Steps To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to https://xournal.online/
2. Install the app (button in url bar)
3. Launch it from the shortcut added in your desktop (at least appears in KDE plasma)

How to fix it (edited)

I think the issue comes from this line in the wrapper script:

exec "/nix/store/76qscl06ahki1v240c9y76l4lixj45af-chromium-unwrapped-95.0.4638.54/libexec/chromium/chromium"   "$@"

To ensure the name of the executable is propagated properly, I guess it should instead be something like:

exec -a "$0" "/nix/store/76qscl06ahki1v240c9y76l4lixj45af-chromium-unwrapped-95.0.4638.54/libexec/chromium/chromium"   "$@"

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