[bee_rider]

I wonder if they’ll keep this up permanently.

Tempted to switch (maybe I can remove my system’s Snap infection), but redoing bookmarks and extensions (and getting my ublock config and OneTab bookmarks) is a pain. And I’ll have to figure out how to not lose my passwords this time.

What a pain.

[MaKey]

You can just use your old Firefox profile. Copy it from

    ~/snap/firefox/common/.mozilla/firefox

to

    ~/.mozilla/firefox/

[bee_rider]

Oh dang, nice.

I ended up exporting everything and then re-importing. But it was not as annoying as I expected. I think I was mostly dreading it because I’d lost passwords in the past to this sort of thing, because I wasn’t expecting it, so I didn’t export beforehand. Just bad associations in my brain.

[Gabrys1]

Why would you do that? Your firefox config should be kept in .mozilla/firefox (or is it .config/mozilla now?) and simply picked up by the new firefox binary. The only time this doesn't work is when you install an older version whose configuration "format" is not compatible with the newer version's one.

Edit: a sibling commenter just made me aware of the config for the "snappy" version actually resides in another directory. That said you can manually copy the files to the standard place

[bee_rider]

I did that because I didn’t know where the snap files were stored, or that it was different from the normal spot.