LoveIsGrief

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@PopeRigby which version are you using and which rules do you have pertaining to reddit? Is this issue always reproducible? P.S Thanks for the video

As @doronbehar says, it seems to be working and the author doesn't have an account anymore. @DavidPineauScality If this is still a problem, could you explain what you mean by...

Hi, Could you: - Open the browser console (Ctrl+Shift+J), clear the logs (little :wastebasket: top left) - Click the containerise icon - Post a screenshot of the browser console?

Hmm... without that, temporary containers would need a fallback to periodically testing if any tabs are still open in a container :slightly_frowning_face: (right now the test is done when a...

Hello again :slightly_smiling_face: This looks more like a bug. It should be resolving to the existing Github container and only fallback to a default container when the former is unsuccessful....

@rcorrear I don't think so, but I'd say if you find a solution that works for sync users and non-sync users (like me), just create a pull-request and @kintesh might...

I'm not sure about requiring the installation of another addon to make a feature work. If @kintesh is ok with it, then sure, let's do it that way. However it...

Doesn't work for me ```shell #!/bin/bash mkdir -p ~/programs/gtoolkit cd ~/programs/gtoolkit wget --no-clobber -O gtoolkit.zip https://dl.feenk.com/gt/GlamorousToolkitLinux64-v0.8.452.zip unzip gtoolkit.zip mv Glam*/ current # or without --x11-xephyr firejail --private=current --private-cwd --x11=xephyr ./glamoroustoolkit...

I'm still getting the same exception with an updated script ```sh #!/bin/bash mkdir -p /tmp/programs/gtoolkit cd /tmp/programs/gtoolkit wget --no-clobber -O gtoolkit.zip https://dl.feenk.com/gt/GlamorousToolkit-Linux-x86_64-v0.8.889.zip unzip -d new gtoolkit.zip cd new # or...

``` $ lsb_release -a LSB Version: n/a Distributor ID: openSUSE Description: openSUSE Leap 15.2 Release: 15.2 Codename: n/a $ uname -rsmo Linux 5.3.18-lp152.92-preempt x86_64 GNU/Linux ```