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So I wanted to know where firefox keeps my history.
I did find . | grep firefox and I found:
~/.mozilla/firefox/wirlzfux.default
I can't seem to find anything on google or github about why this directory might be called that and it's got me real spooked.
I'm on manjaro linux. Have I been pwned ?
linux arch-linux firefox manjaro
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So I wanted to know where firefox keeps my history.
I did find . | grep firefox and I found:
~/.mozilla/firefox/wirlzfux.default
I can't seem to find anything on google or github about why this directory might be called that and it's got me real spooked.
I'm on manjaro linux. Have I been pwned ?
linux arch-linux firefox manjaro
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So I wanted to know where firefox keeps my history.
I did find . | grep firefox and I found:
~/.mozilla/firefox/wirlzfux.default
I can't seem to find anything on google or github about why this directory might be called that and it's got me real spooked.
I'm on manjaro linux. Have I been pwned ?
linux arch-linux firefox manjaro
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So I wanted to know where firefox keeps my history.
I did find . | grep firefox and I found:
~/.mozilla/firefox/wirlzfux.default
I can't seem to find anything on google or github about why this directory might be called that and it's got me real spooked.
I'm on manjaro linux. Have I been pwned ?
linux arch-linux firefox manjaro
linux arch-linux firefox manjaro
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It always has a weird name, on my Windows system it is:
C:UsersMEAppDataRoamingMozillaFirefoxProfilesga3z13xy.default-release
This is the default profile folder firefox creates. You can always start up firefox's profile manager by the following command to delete that profile and create a new one in whichever folder you like:
firefox -p
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It always has a weird name, on my Windows system it is:
C:UsersMEAppDataRoamingMozillaFirefoxProfilesga3z13xy.default-release
This is the default profile folder firefox creates. You can always start up firefox's profile manager by the following command to delete that profile and create a new one in whichever folder you like:
firefox -p
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It always has a weird name, on my Windows system it is:
C:UsersMEAppDataRoamingMozillaFirefoxProfilesga3z13xy.default-release
This is the default profile folder firefox creates. You can always start up firefox's profile manager by the following command to delete that profile and create a new one in whichever folder you like:
firefox -p
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It always has a weird name, on my Windows system it is:
C:UsersMEAppDataRoamingMozillaFirefoxProfilesga3z13xy.default-release
This is the default profile folder firefox creates. You can always start up firefox's profile manager by the following command to delete that profile and create a new one in whichever folder you like:
firefox -p
answered 43 mins ago
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It always has a weird name, on my Windows system it is:
C:UsersMEAppDataRoamingMozillaFirefoxProfilesga3z13xy.default-release
This is the default profile folder firefox creates. You can always start up firefox's profile manager by the following command to delete that profile and create a new one in whichever folder you like:
firefox -p
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