Firefox Sync/Accounts Server
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Oh yeah, please It's a perfect way to keep is personnal data on your personnal server !
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Awesome Idea!
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From my perspective the main issue is the way to use the custom sync server on a firefox instance, which so far still involves setting urls in about:config which is very cumbersome.
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This was asked on reddit recently - https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/896uex/open_question_how_can_mozilla_improve_their/ . I think the auth is still tried to mozilla servers but I am not sure.
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@girish Looks like accounts is now able to be run self-hosted as well now: https://mozilla-services.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howtos/run-fxa.html
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What's the difference between above and this? Regardless, this repo looks up to date and includes a Dockerfile for easier Cloudron inclusion.
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Interesting read here with instructions: https://homegrowntechie.com/self-host-your-browser-data
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subven
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This would be a great addition to help ease the decision to move away from Chromium based browsers when they move to manifest v3 in january 2023.
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Unfortunately the current sync server is discontinued:
Note that this repository is no longer being maintained. Use this at your own risk, and with the understanding that it is not being maintained, work is being done on its replacement, and that no support or assistance will be offered.
Source https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncserver
The replacement is https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs, but skimming through the readme it seems deployment of it is coupled to the Google Cloud?
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@fbartels said in Firefox Sync/Accounts Server:
skimming through the readme it seems deployment of it is coupled to the Google Cloud
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@subven what's happening with Chromium browsers in v3 ?
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@timconsidine click my link from two posts above. AFAIK it affects all Chromium based browsers so Edge/Brave/Opera are affected as well.
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@subven yes, I read but didn't fully understand.
Understand a bit more on 2nd read.
I use Librefox https://librewolf.net as my preferred browser
