Am Mittwoch, 18. September 2019, 17:15:43 CEST schrieb Wolfgang Rosenauer:
So what could (and probably should) be discussed is if we need a Factory/TW version of ESR. In that case with a different package name. In the mozilla repo I used to provide a few years ago an alternative package called firefox-esr where it was easy to switch between the different streams. This is an option to do for Factory/Tumbleweed as well. This will give users the choice which variant to run but on the other hand it's again a bit more work. While not that much because I'm preparing both versions anyway in the mozilla repo. It would just be another package name.
So overall I still think it's feasible to achieve but it will cause (at least) a bit more work and I'm curious about opinions if we want to have an official ESR option in Tumbleweed.
Given, that 69.0 regresses in several ways for me here, a firefox-esr version for Factory is definitely a good idea and worth the hassle. Firefox 68.1 fixed a 13 years old bug for me. In letters: thirteen! https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=372650 And 69.0 messed it all up again :-(. Neither desktop not window position are remembered correctly across sessions. Given, that my usual setup consists from about 60 windows, it's no fun at all. And a new one: it cannot access my Fritz!Box 6490 Cable router anymore. Beim Verbinden mit 172.16.x.y:zzzzz trat ein Fehler auf. Eine Verwendung des Zertifikatschlüssels ist für den versuchten Arbeitsschritt unpassend. Fehlercode: SEC_ERROR_INADEQUATE_KEY_USAGE There exist 2 ways to access this thing, either per ip address, as above, or with a dyndns address (from selfhost.de). The FB created a certificate for the latter, but since it is a self signed cert, one have to add an exception anyway. I tried to: * restart the FB * lower the security settings * disable validation on OCSP server (whatever that is) * check about:config security settings * remove any related certs * access a dozen other FB and Lancom routers It's just this single FB, that is misbehaving out of the blue. 68.1 was fine. Hrmpf. Needless to say, apart from the usual Google obstacles (it won't remember any passwords for unsave sites), Chromium does work with this FB of course! I don't see any changelog entry in 69.0.1 of mozilla:Factory, that might address this issue. Pete -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-factory+owner@opensuse.org