Both are windows machines. I know, don’t need to preach about it.

I like how I set up the Firefox install on my PC and getting around to using it again for work because of multi account containers. Did the testing on my personal PC in case some things break with the hardening I chose for my threat model.

I just don’t want to repeat the steps again, even if I already know what worked for me.

I found online that I could just copy the Firefox profile folder. Is that just it?

EDIT: if it’s the copy profile way, is the profile from a base Firefox compatible for other forks? If it’s not the profile copying way, is the other ways compatible moving from base firefox to its forks?

TIA

  • Takapapatapaka@lemmy.world
    10·
    13 hours ago

    I used the profile thingy to go from one OS to the other and I think there were no additional steps (or at least they were unsignificant enough so that I dont remember them).

    It’s a bit clunky, i think there’s 2 directories to copy/paste, one for profile, one for cache (though 2nd one is probably optional), and i remember having to erase some manually when i choose wrong folder when copying. From Firefox about:profile page, you can open the folder it’s actually using as profile folder to avoid confusion.