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and subject line iceweasel has been superseded by firefox-esr
has caused the Debian Bug report #229547,
regarding firefox: remote and local Firefox session not separated
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Package: firefox
Version: firefox
Severity: normal

Hi,

thank you for maintaining the Firefox packages.  We love you guys!

Today I opened a remote xterm via "ssh -X $IP xterm".  From the xterm I 
called firefox.  I was amazed to find out that FF came up with my local 
bookmarks and starting page.  It turned out that FF was running locally, 
not remotely.  

Upon closer inspection it became clear that whenever an FF process is 
already running locally, calling the process remotely still launches FF 
locally.  The opposite is also true.  I quit all FF processes and called 
it remotely which succeeded.  Launching it from a local console then 
does nothing but open another remote FF process.

Konqueror behaves sanely in this respect so I assume it has to do with 
FF itself.

Best regards

Rolf


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Version: 115.12.0esr-1+rm

src:iceweasel has been superseded by src:firefox-esr in version 45.0esr-1 in March 2016. Transitional packages to ease upgrades were provided in the wheezy, jessie, stretch and buster releases. The transitional packages have been removed finally before the bullseye release in August 2021. After regular security support for buster ended in August 2022 and LTS support ended in June 2024, I'm closing the remaining bug reports now.

Andreas

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