That did it! Thanks!
It looks like running bleachbit with "URL history" selected in the "Icecat"
section deletes "~/.mozilla/icecat/.default/places.sqlite" which is the
file containing your bookmarks. To avoid this, deselect "URL history" before
running.
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I have another question about Icecat, I tried using it and saved several
bookmarks-then I closed the browser and ran bleachbit like I always do.
Later on when I opened Icecat-the bookmarks were gone! How do I prevent that
in the future?
Since you have to change the name in order to distribute it as free software,
whatever the OP installed, if it was called "Palemoon," was probably non-free.
You're right that one could install a free fork like New Moon or build it
themselves and change the name/logo.
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Enjoy!
Sounds like too much work for a non-standard browser with a dearth of
support options.
Ok, I went to this page:
https://packages.debian.org/stretch/amd64/libbiblesync1.1/download
After downloading and installing the file Xiphos installs and works just
fine-thanks! :)
No, Palemoon source code is free software, binary forms provide by Moonchild
Productions are not free software --> http://www.palemoon.org/redist.shtml
PD: Also you need to change name and logo if you don't want to ask
permission. For example New Moon from ROSA Linux.
Agreed. Abrowser is all you need!
> I've even installed Pale Moon to test and it functions fine.
Palemoon is not free software, by the way. I recommend sticking with a
freedom-respecting browser like Abrowser or Icecat.
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> I've messed around with a number of
> distros and am now giving Trisquel a try after reading about the free
> software movement.
Welcome!
> when I try to install Xiphos, I get a "broken package error".
See if any of the information in this thread[1] helps.
> Just thought I'd ask what is the
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