I have two Firefox'es that I use: One is with: * firejail firefox and the other with: * firejail --private firefox -no-remote Today I noticed that I could see my normal /home through the second firefox, and this isn't supposed to happen. I recorded a video so you can see. I can't upload it to Youtube because I use the "private" firefox for Youtube, but I uploaded it to sendspace instead. It's only 13 MB. https://www.sendspace.com/file/zrjep9
Assuming you are using latest v0.9.38, where do you get the "-no-remote" option from?? I don't see it anywhere in either man firejail or typing firejail --help. EDIT I just now see it's a firefox command line option. Well the -no-remote option does open a new firefox process that's invisible to the first, thus opening separate profiles, so maybe that's the issue?
I'm not sure. I mean, they were supposed to be completely separate from each other, as it did happen in the past. But being able to view my real /home while using the "--private" option indicates either a misuse from my end or a very serious bug in firejail.
Yeah, I don't know what to say, having no experience with command line options in Firefox, especially when combined with firejail.
I reported in the github page before posting here Thanks. It's a File Manager's daemon problem (KDE), for what I could see. https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/issues/330 But I'm not on Linux anymore.