Very excited to come across this plugin as that's what I've been looking for my in Firefox using multiple profiles. However, I don't have profiles saved to ~/.mozilla and instead they are in ~/.firejail. I assume PSD just looks at the default profile location for each browser. In my case, I have e.g.:
To go into more details: I use a Firefox wrapper to start Firefox using Firejail for those persistent profiles. Firejail with persistent profiles simply treats e.g. ~/.firejail/firefox-school/ as the new $HOME for sandboxing purposes so it should not conflict with PSD--it only houses the necessities like .mozilla, .cache, .local, etc. specific to that Firefox profile instance.
I attempted a very basic tweak to see if I can get PSD to see the profiles with psd parse in this file by modifying the condition:
if [[ -d "$HOME"/.mozilla/firefox ]] || [[ -d "$HOME"/.firejail/firefox-school/.mozilla/firefox ]]; then
but it still only detects the default non-sandboxed Firefox ~/.mozilla which I never use.
Very excited to come across this plugin as that's what I've been looking for my in Firefox using multiple profiles. However, I don't have profiles saved to ~/.mozilla and instead they are in ~/.firejail. I assume PSD just looks at the default profile location for each browser. In my case, I have e.g.:
etc. where each of those directories has a folder called
main
and a profiles.ini with e.g.To go into more details: I use a Firefox wrapper to start Firefox using Firejail for those persistent profiles. Firejail with persistent profiles simply treats e.g.
~/.firejail/firefox-school/
as the new$HOME
for sandboxing purposes so it should not conflict with PSD--it only houses the necessities like.mozilla
,.cache
,.local
, etc. specific to that Firefox profile instance.I attempted a very basic tweak to see if I can get PSD to see the profiles with
psd parse
in this file by modifying the condition:but it still only detects the default non-sandboxed Firefox ~/.mozilla which I never use.