FireDragon Librewolf fork πŸ‰

No need to download seperately, its available on Chaotic-AUR, package name firedragon. So you just do a sudo pacman -Syu firedragon :slight_smile:
That also means we get daily builds :smiley:

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We never noticed.

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thanks man I have used windows for all my life and trying to make a full transition to Linux mainly as a effort to no longer use and support big tech giants thanks again man really appreciate it!

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If things going on like this...soon Elon Musk will join this forum...
Lots of customization, lots of privacy.... :thinking: :thinking:

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Browser and Splash Screen both :heart_eyes:

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Just my two(-three) cent, why not Dr460nFox? or DragonFox? :smiley:

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I can't set it as my default browser becaue of nighty any workarounds.

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I think you have to remove previously installed Librewolf / Firefox and clear remaining data...

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For KDE its easily done:
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It doesnt collide with Firefox/Librefox installations, instead it uses its own folder :thinking:

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Indeed a missed chance :joy: Actually Im quite happy with FireDragon :smiley:

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There's always next time ! :wink:

I already did that without any problem... :sunglasses:
I thought he's getting error when selects default application

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I use gnome.

Gnome 40 to be exact haven't run into any bugs yet except that sweet theme isn't gtk4 compatible. Anybody have A fix?

Has anyone done any testing in terms of performance? Dragonwolf vs regular Firefox? Also, I'm a bit confused about the name. Is it firedragon or dragonwolf? Can't find package in chaotic called firedragon but dragonwolf is there.

sudo pacman -Syu firedragon
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Installed firedragon. I like it !!

But I have a few suggestions. Use duckduckgo as default search engine ( ddg bang is the greatest invention since the Wheel ) :grin: . Secondly, add cookie autodelete extension. Both easy to do even if they aren't there to begin with ( as I just did ).

Need to test the performance still.

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Hi @dr460nf1r3 ,

How can I add your FireDragon settings?
Where is the target directory and how to apply it after git clone?
Cheers! :slight_smile:

Thats actually a nice idea. For the cookie deletion though, I would have no use of it as I use the internal cookie whitelist, everything else is not kept anyway :slight_smile:
Let me know how the performance monitoring went!

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Are you trying to install the browser? Just do that via pacman :smiley:
If you mean something else, please elaborate :grin:

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