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I've been using this extension for a while, not bad so far but the big plus for me is the possibility to "install" any website as a PWA, making the website cont
by thepra 5y ago
I've been using this extension for a while, not bad so far but the big plus for me is the possibility to "install" any website as a PWA, making the website containerised and not messing with the normal browser (like Google cross logins)
I've also dedicated a user guide to install FirefoxPWA for my own PWA but generic and easy enough for the average user I think, at:
https://collanon.com/en/installation#firefox-desktop https://collanon.com/en/installation#firefox-desktop
- erickj 5y agoI've been running firefox like this manually for years. My method for this is basically just create a profile for any service I want to run standalone. Works great 1. Create a profile for the app you want to run...e.g. Spotify. Set the home bag 2. Create a startup file for your Firefox/Profile combo, e.g. $ cat .local/share/applications/Music.desktop [Desktop Entry] Categories=Music;X-AudioPlayer;AudioVideo;Spotify Exec=/usr/bin/firefox --class=musicplayer -P music Icon=Music-icon StartupWMClass=musicplayer StartupNotify=false Terminal=false Type=Application Name=Music Comment=Firefox music container
- chrismorgan 5y agoICE is a good way of doing basically this, including creating the profile and giving it a “hide everything” userChrome.css, when you use Firefox: https://github.com/peppermintos/ice https://github.com/peppermintos/ice
- thepra 5y agoLuckily this add-on makes this possibility effortless