Indeed the upstream bug tracker is the right place. Note that there’s a meta bug for snap issues. Filing bugs against the Ubuntu package in Launchpad is also OK, we’ll triage and convert to upstream bugs as appropriate.
There are indeed quirks and regressions compared to the deb package, and we intend to work towards fixing as many as possible in time for Ubuntu 22.04, so bug reports are welcome!
Not a known problem, would you mind filing a bug to have it looked at?
This is a known bug, for which a fix is being prepared.
Also a known bug, which is actively being worked on, although the solution is more complex as it involves multiple components. But it is on the priority list.
There is also a bug in Expressvpn addon on firefox snap version it doesn’t communicate with the installed expressvpn cli app.
I think this bug is similar to gnome-extension bug.
can you elaborate (preferably by filing bugs) ?
just making such a statement without pointing at any actual issues is not very constructive and will not help solving the problems you see …
well, none of these three are new issues and all are being worked on (you can follow this in the https://forum.snapcraft.io forum and on the respective bugs), 22.04 is still two months away (and along with this snap packages are not bound to the underlying OS at all, so fixes will constantly flow in even after release)…
mozilla explicitly asked for this change and i think this should be respected …
Hi everyone,
I can see that with Firefox snap we can use /etc/firefox/policies folder to store company policies (as explained here How to customize the firefox snap with enterprise policies)
I was able to get some policies applied but I am not able to install any certificates in Firefox certificate store as explained here https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates/blob/master/README.md#certificates--install
I tried using only filename with certificates installed in /usr/lib/mozilla/certificates but also a full path to certificates I put in /etc/firefox/certificates folder. No luck in both cases
Anybody knows where I should put the certificates I want to be added to Firefox certificate store automatically ?
You will need to put the certificates in a place where the snap can see them, e.g. a sub-folder under /etc/firefox/policies, or under $SNAP_COMMON (which resolves to /var/snap/firefox/common/).