Re: [w3c/manifest] Control which parts of the URLs belong to the app and which parts are not (#996)

> The manifest's scope member is a string that represents **the navigation scope** of this web application's application context. - Manifest Spec

> The manifest format assist with this problem by allowing you to specify a "URL scope" for your application. This scope **sets a boundary for an app**. It can either be a domain or a directory within that domain. - Manifest Explainer

From the definition above, the manifest's scope is not used to define which URLs can be used to launch the app, but to delimit the boundaries of the app. It does not say that all URLs in the scope can be used to launch the app. So the launch icon in current chromium browser is a misuse, sometimes it is right, sometimes it is wrong.

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