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BTW, there is a Firefox module in Home Manager for those who want a customizable Firefox. Like, I set my custom `about:config` flags there and every time I rein
by m45t3r 5y ago
BTW, there is a Firefox module in Home Manager for those who want a customizable Firefox. Like, I set my custom `about:config` flags there and every time I reinstall my system I am sure that I didn't forget that random config to enable hardware acceleration again. You can also manage extensions with it, but for this part I prefer to use Firefox Sync itself.
At least for me, this is even better than backup/restore. Generally I don't want to preserve cache or cookies between installations, I just want my config there.
- pxc 5y ago> At least for me, this is even better than backup/restore. Generally I don't want to preserve cache or cookies between installations, I just want my config there. Yeah, I agree. NixOS even includes a module for easily hosting your own Firefox Sync server, too! So I guess in terms of use cases the solution is actually more or less complete.