Public bug reported:
Each time snap thinks that firefox should be updated (-> so this happens
quite often) a popup message appears and stays above all other windows
all the time to remind me to close firefox. It also gives me a couple of
days that are granted to me to do that.
I can close this popup - but after a shot time it comes up again.
This popup is very annoying and distracts me from the work that I'm just
doing.
Every day in the evening I shut down my computer completely, so firefox is also
closed. In the morning I start it up and firefox gets automatically started
again (as intended by me).
But it seems that snap is not capable to handle a shutdown and restart to do
its work. It just prefers to annoy me in multiple ways instead: it takes away
my authority over my system and my decision when I'm prepared to do an update
or not. It doesn't give me a choice to skip a specific version when I don't
want to use it. It tries to put me under pressure to do the update like a bad
sales agent (only ... days left).
All of this was perfectly solved when firefox was a normal APT package.
The system I'm running is Kubuntu, based on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Firefox is 104.0.1 - but it happend already with older versions of it as well
** Affects: firefox (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1988631
Title:
Firefox snap update doesn't work and popup is very annoying
Status in firefox package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Each time snap thinks that firefox should be updated (-> so this
happens quite often) a popup message appears and stays above all other
windows all the time to remind me to close firefox. It also gives me a
couple of days that are granted to me to do that.
I can close this popup - but after a shot time it comes up again.
This popup is very annoying and distracts me from the work that I'm
just doing.
Every day in the evening I shut down my computer completely, so firefox is
also closed. In the morning I start it up and firefox gets automatically
started again (as intended by me).
But it seems that snap is not capable to handle a shutdown and restart to do
its work. It just prefers to annoy me in multiple ways instead: it takes away
my authority over my system and my decision when I'm prepared to do an update
or not. It doesn't give me a choice to skip a specific version when I don't
want to use it. It tries to put me under pressure to do the update like a bad
sales agent (only ... days left).
All of this was perfectly solved when firefox was a normal APT package.
The system I'm running is Kubuntu, based on Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS
Firefox is 104.0.1 - but it happend already with older versions of it as well
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