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@skyjake maybe you can help me...
I moved my daily OS from Debian Bookworms Lagrange 1.7.3 (flatpak) to FreeBSD 13 Lagrange 1.6.5.
Certifcates, history and bookmarks are all there but I couldn't recover the "tab session". I guess it should be this file: "state.lgr"; however even after fxing the permission there is no way to restore the "Debian session".
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
2 years ago
@gnuserland Ah of course, the Flatpak build doesn't have IPC enabled so it can't do the tab URL listing... 😐
Flatpak pretty much mandates using one of the big UI frameworks (GTK/Qt) to access all the sandbox portal APIs, otherwise it's a huge pain to do all of it yourself. · 2 years ago
@skyjake unfortunately command line through flatpak didn't really work out quite well, I ended up copy and paste each tab manually, not a big deal though! · 2 years ago
ah... Got it! Thank you very much, I'll try your workaround... Or maybe I might try to compile Lagrange with poudriere... 🤔 · 2 years ago
state.lgr is unfortunaly not backwards compatible, so you'll need to use v1.7 on FreeBSD as well. Otherwise it will just be ignored.
There is a command line option for listing the open tab URLs, though, so you could list them in the Flatpak version and open the same ones on FreeBSD. · 2 years ago