I can’t help you either.
My scripting skills are from the past and only for DOS/Windws environments.
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I don’t even have scripting skills, unless you count searching the web for how to do basic things in a bash script and building one bit-by-bit. I’m more imaginative than I am proficient in coding or scripting.
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In this case, I would not do that, provided that the required directory does get found. As you can see from the recent example, the actual error messages are completely unrelated to the operation and purpose of the script. The error messages are just noise. (In my opinion, find should grow an option to suppress selected error conditions as I often have the experience that I find what I am looking for but I get a bunch of expected and uninteresting permission errors along the way.)
However it would be trivial to replace my suggested /dev/null with an actual file if someone does care to keep the error messages for posterity.
But then if I were actually implementing this then I would have just produced a “unique” fixed directory pathname and claimed that for use by this software i.e. avoided the need for a find at all.
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Returned error’s aren’t always helpful or meaningful. I agree, but see my remark as ‘good practise’ while coding. A logfile can be helpful for finding issues you did not think of when writing a script.
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@Emma is there a way to apply these customizations to librewolf? I recall seeing something before but can’t find it now.
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Yeah, if you have Librewolf installed, running the install.sh script (or using the Friendly-Fox icon) should ask you which browser you want to customize. Unless that’s the only Firefox-based browser you have installed, in which case it should just select it without a prompt. It should also support Mullvad Browser and Tor Browser, but I haven’t tested to verify. I have tested Librewolf flatpak, and it works without issue.
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Thanks! that worked. I have LibreWolf - Flatpak, and it worked beautifully!
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Hello.
What do you think of FireFox’s UI?
I will also post a screenshot.
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/f/firefox-esr-mobile-config/
In this, “firefox-esr-mobile-config_3.2.0-1_all.deb”
sudo dpkg -i firefox-esr-mobile-config_3.2.0-1_all.deb
You can use it by installing it.
If you like it, please try using it.
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I still prefer Firefox ESR’s toolbar at the top of the screen.
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This user0 account will act as an archive, with a profile that mirrors my Emma account profile.
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Just wanted to comment again how incredibly useful your continued work is on making desktop Firefox usable on mobile Linux. Got the update for FF ESR 128 in, it broke the UI horribly, came looking for this post immediately. Cheers!
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Thanks so much for all your amazing work! I just had to reflash my phone, and now this link is giving me a 404 error when I tried to reinstall it?
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I no longer see the button to list Firefox tabs and navigate between them. Does anyone else have this issue? It used to be next to the “extension” puzzle piece…
Firefox 128.5.0esr
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Is it the 15 in the URL bar?
No, that’s actually the tab bar, and the 15 there is the current tab’s close button.
The tab count used to be shown on the url bar below as well, where it would open the list of tabs in a menu when pressed.
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My personal suggestion would actually be that customers stop using those customisations. As noted, the repo is now intentionally inaccessible and it is not clear whether that will ever change in the future and/or whether the customisations are now maintained v. abandonware. etc. etc.
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I could re-upload the clone that I have of the original repo if that would help find if it’s malicious or not… Don’t have a Codeberg yet, so why not?
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Sure, but someone will need to maintain the repository.
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