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- Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification
Merged this morning was the support for this specification and associated commits In turn this long-open bug is now closed and Firefox 147 should be the version to finally support the XDG Base Directory specification for jiving more nicely with other Linux apps
- Mozilla Resolves 21-Year-Old Bug, Adds Full XDG Directory Support
Firefox 147 adds support for the XDG Base Directory Specification, ending a 21-year wait and aligning the browser’s Linux file storage with modern standards
- Firefox is fixing a 21-year old problem on Linux
As part of the upcoming release of Firefox 147, Mozilla has resolved a bug report about missing support for Freedesktop's XDG Base Directory standard The report had been open for a whopping 21 years, and the fix will make Firefox installation files cleaner and more organized
- Firefox 147 Will Support the XDG Base Directory Specification | Hacker News
Then Firefox (and ansible, and many others) comes barreling in dropping an unconfigurable dot-directory in my fucking home folder ignoring the perfectly good XDG variables I have set
- Firefox switches to using ~ . config mozilla directory on Unix-like . . .
The Firefox codebase that will form the basis for Firefox 147 on January 13th has been updated to use the "~ config mozilla" directory by default for storing profiles, add-ons, settings, and internal databases on UNIX-like systems (the cache had already been moved to "~ cache mozilla") This change was made to ensure the browser complies with the Freedesktop org XDG Base Directory
- Firefox is fixing a 21-year old problem on Linux - Nsane Forums
As part of the upcoming release of Firefox 147, Mozilla has resolved a bug report about missing support for Freedesktop's XDG Base Directory standard The report had been open for a whopping 21 years, and the fix will make Firefox installation files cleaner and more organized Bug 259356, created
- Firefox 147 Will Support The XDG Base Directory Specification
The XDG Base Directory specification lays out where application data files, configuration files, cached assets, and other files and file formats should be positioned within a user's home directory and the XDG environment variables for accessing those locations
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