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Ok, I think I understand better the problem. Indeed the wrapper script
was written for a one-shot migration of existing profiles, not with this
use case of going back and forth between two different installations of
firefox in mind.
Could you maybe solve this by making
In this case, many computers running different linuxs and many users.
Tied together with NIS/NFS in a fairly ordinary way. Thus users see the
same firefox profile which ever machine they are using. Switching to
snap moves the profile, cache etc etc into the snap directory and
isolates the firefox
Thanks for the report.
Could you please provide more details on how your network is set up, so
we can understand how your use case could be better handled by the
firefox snap?
In the current version, a profile stored in ~/.mozilla/firefox is
imported into ~/snap/firefox/common/.mozilla/firefox
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1988665
Title:
snap install of firefox is a bad idea on heterogeneous
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Title:
snap install of firefox is a bad idea on
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