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If you're trying to run an AppImage file, you should specify its path. firejail --appimage --profile=librewolf ./librewolf.AppImage See firejail(1) for some examples.
There is a librewolf.profile on the current firejail release (0.9.66): https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/blob/0.9.66/etc/profile-a-l/librewolf.profile What is your firejail version and distro? |
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I didn't think AppImage is just an image and not a program. I am using Linux Mint 20.2 recent version I issued the following command: It didn't upgrade the version to 9.66 How do I download the profile? Is it copy and paste? There are suggestions to issue the lengthy command "firejail" to include the appimage. |
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My proficiency in this area is so-so. It seems that to use the provided profile, I will have to upgrade it. Per your suggestions, that mixing and matching profiles and firejail versions may cause I will try the shell script. Thanks for the responses! |
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I didn't use the flatpak method but used the AppImage.
It works, but when issuing
firejail librewolf
, it won't launch.Getting the the following errors:
The following errors remain:
There are necessary Firefox ".profile" files but there are none for LW under /etc/firejail.
It seems that it is looking for the profiles for Librewolf.
Is there a repository for the ".profile" files that I can just copy to the /etc/firejail directory for Librewolf?
Edit by @kmk3: Formatting/grammar.
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