Plugin for Dotbot, that adds librewolf
directive, which allows you to use your own librewolf.overrides.cfg, user.js or userChrome. The plugin is inspired by dotbot-firefox from kurtmckee.
git submodule add https://gitlab.com/paulbecker/dotbot_plugin_librewolf.git
# Example 1:
# user.js and userChrome.css
- librewolf:
user.js: librewolf/user.js
userChrome.css: librewolf/userChrome.css
# Example 2:
# librewolf.overrides.cfg and chrome Directory with a whole theme inside
- librewolf:
chrome: librewolf/chrome
librewolf.overrides.cfg: librewolf/librewolf.overrides.cfg
The dotbot librewolf plugin is aware of the folliwng default directories:
- %APPDATA%\Librewolf (Windows)
- ~/Library/Application Support/Librewolf (Mac OS)
- ~/.librewolf (Linux)
- ~/var/app/io.gitlab.librewolf-community/.librewolf (Librewolf Flatpak for Linux)
Only profile subdirectories that contain a prefs.js file will be considered valid by the plugin.