Closed Lonniebiz closed 2 years ago
If you edit a .profile in /etc/firejail (against your advise) it's expected that it get overridden during update. Your custom changes should always go into a .local.
0.9.64.4 is out of date and does not contain the fix. Update firejail (e.g. install it from backports) and report again.
Closing in favor of #4891.
@Lonniebiz commented on Jul 1:
I was unable to open that "fixed" issue, so I created this new bug report to give it attention.
That's weird; please post a screenshot of that if it happens again.
@mkm3 Only the author of an issue and accounts with write access to the repo can close issues. An closed issue can always be reopened by accounts with write access or by the the author if the issue was closed by the author.
@rusty-snake commented on Jul 1:
Only the author of an issue and accounts with write access to the repo can close issues. An closed issue can always be reopened by accounts with write access or by the the author if the issue was closed by the author.
Interesting, I wasn't aware of the last part; thanks.
@rusty-snake : Thanks.
In Debian 11, I opened this file: /etc/apt/sources.list
And added this line to it: deb http://deb.debian.org/debian bullseye-backports main
Then, I upgraded filejail to version 0.9.70 : sudo apt update ; sudo apt install firejail/bullseye-backports firejail-profiles/bullseye-backports
After, this I relaunched the LibreWolf AppImage using firejail and now the issue is resolved; I can launch additional pages in new tabs.
Firejail Version: 0.9.64.4 Debian 11 LibreWolf (AppImage): v101.0.1-1
This issue, that was previously fixed, is broken again after I updated Debian 11 early this morning: https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/issues/4891
I noticed the firejail profiles package got updated and now this problem is back.
I was unable to open that "fixed" issue, so I created this new bug report to give it attention.