Firefox - using multiple profiles

[therealkitman]

Hi,
I have firefox installed under /home/chris/firefox/ with a profile under /data/chris/firefox_profiles/xyz. I created a .local file under /home/chris/.config/firejail/firefox.local with the following and all works ok.

ignore apparmor
ignore noexec ${HOME}
whitelist ${HOME}/firefox
whitelist /data/chris/firefox_profiles/xyz

But I have a second profile used for banking etc under /data/chris/firefox_profiles/abc. How do I call another firefox based local file with these lines (last line is the separate profile) since home/chris/.config/firejail/firefox.local already exists?

ignore apparmor
ignore noexec ${HOME}
whitelist ${HOME}/firefox
whitelist /data/chris/firefox_profiles/abc

Thanks.

[rusty-snake]

firejail --profile=/path/to/second/firefox.local --profile=firefox /usr/bin/firefox
# or
firejail --include=/path/to/second/firefox.local --profile=firefox /usr/bin/firefox

However since the locals only different in one command, you do not have to use a secondary .local

firejail --whitelist=/data/chris/firefox_profiles/abc /use/bin/firefox

[therealkitman]

The second method of looks good for using in a desktop file.
firejail --whitelist=/data/chris/firefox_profiles/abc /use/bin/firefox

However the first method looks interesting. Didn't know you could have multiple --profile switches. So would these work as well?

firejail --profile=/all/the/same/path/firefox_1.local --profile=firefox /usr/bin/firefox
firejail --profile=/all/the/same/path/firefox_2.local --profile=firefox /usr/bin/firefox

[rusty-snake]

Try it.

[therealkitman]

Tried it! Loved it! Using it! 👍

Thank you!!