On Linux, the directories .zen and .mozilla are created in the user's home directory, and there does not appear to be a way to override this with an environment variable. Ideally the XDG Base Directory spec would be followed, or failing that an environment variable would be made available to redirect these directories somewhere specific (or both).
Firefox based browsers leaving unwanted clutter in my home directory is possibly the number one issue that has kept me using Chromium, otherwise Zen looks fantastic and I'd love to switch to it if this can be resolved.
Reproducible?
[ ] I have checked that this issue cannot be reproduced on Mozilla Firefox.
What happened?
On Linux, the directories
.zen
and.mozilla
are created in the user's home directory, and there does not appear to be a way to override this with an environment variable. Ideally the XDG Base Directory spec would be followed, or failing that an environment variable would be made available to redirect these directories somewhere specific (or both).Firefox based browsers leaving unwanted clutter in my home directory is possibly the number one issue that has kept me using Chromium, otherwise Zen looks fantastic and I'd love to switch to it if this can be resolved.
Reproducible?
Version
1.0.0.a.32-1
Severity impact
Low
What platform are you seeing the problem on?
Linux
Relevant log output
No response