Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by Dudemeister_ on Saturday December 11, 2021 @11:15AM
(#29521940)
You can run the profile manager from the terminal with `firefox --profilemanager`
and manage the profiles from there
Then you can create separate 'shortcuts' for each profile with this
`firefox --profile [path to the profile]`
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Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by foepys on Saturday December 11, 2021 @11:29AM
(#29522055)
I have been using this workflow for years now. It separates literally everything: cookies, site settings, window size and position, configuration, add-on settings, etc.
This way I can emulate a fresh profile, a restricted profile with tracking protection, and a completely locked down profile with more or less everything disabled. My private Firefox in completely unaffected by my development profiles and I can open multiple profiles at once, theme them differently, and I know exactly which kind of instance I'm using.
It's excellent and works flawlessly for over a decade now.
Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by forty on Saturday December 11, 2021 @12:05PM
(#29522389)
How do you choose in which profile links from outside of the browser should open?
Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by Dudemeister_ on Saturday December 11, 2021 @12:08PM
(#29522415)
This depends on what profile you make the the default startup profile in the profile manager
Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by forty on Saturday December 11, 2021 @12:33PM
(#29522636)
Do you know if there is a way to be prompted each time?
Re:PSA: uBlock/AdBlocks on Chrome to lose function thanks to...
by sp332 on Saturday December 11, 2021 @03:06PM
(#29523812)
You could find where in your desktop environment it decides which app to open, and replace "firefox" with "firefox --profilemanager".