Le Wed, Sep 02, 2026 at 08:12:53AM +0100, Leah Rowe a écrit : > > once i'm done unifying firefox/firefox-esr/librewolf, i'm probably going to > target tor-browser as well. > > OpenBSD has like five different versions of the same port. It seems to me > that all will be more maintainable overall if they all use the same setup, > with each individual port only altering what it needs. It's the same concept > behind www/mozilla, but for browsers, hence my addition (in the WIP patch) > of www/mozilla-browser
if you want to factorize things, move them to www/mozilla. that module evolved a lot over time and maybe needs a refactoring, i agree things would be more maintainable overall, but i wont have the time/resources to dive into this before months (eg at a hackathon where you can spend several consecutive hours testing all aspects), so dont hope any review/feedback from me on such a refactoring, unless you want to take maintainership of all the consumer ports. my current workflow to maintain firefox/thunderbird/firefox-esr/(seamonkey) works for me and i understand it, and i'd like to keep it this way :)
