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      5 months ago

      Not all of them, there were a couple that were really appealing. I would especially love the ability to get metrics and data on sites and trackers I’ve blocked in a nice dashboard.

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        I’d love to be able to snyc everything (all settings, including user.js, etc.; all extensions and all of their configuration; all visual changes, including userChrome.css and additional files; all website configurations, including all cookies). Basically a 1:! copy of the user profile directory.

        This won’t happen, though.

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            I could write a wrapper script that synchronizes the directory between two Linux machines quite easy, yes. The script would even make sure that the browser is not running.

            That’s a simple task, but not my point.

            (Let alone syncing the data between at least 4 different operating systems running on 3 different device classes.)

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              I think Syncthing runs on most OSes now. You would just point at a folder and register the token for them and it does the rest.

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                Thank you, I know how to synchronize data between different endpoints.

                Again: this is not my point.

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          Yes, same with dark mode. “Dark background light text” works great and locally so sites cannot track you depending on your dark mode preference.

          But integration into FF sounds good?