[SOLVED] Creepy: Chromium is accessing keys and certs in ~/.mozilla folder?
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Creepy: Chromium is accessing keys and certs in ~/.mozilla folder?
This lsof output says chromium is accessing files from the .mozilla/firefox folder in my home directory! What does this mean? The files look like keys and certificates.
(BTW Firefox is not open, and ~/.mozilla symlinks to the .mozilla location shown below)
To function better. When I used Chromium in AntiX. It used the libflashplayer.so from /usr/lib/flashplayer-nonfree/
so that I did not have to manually insert the path in Chromium for flash videos to play.
Chromium borrows a lot from Mozilla folders so you don't have to manually access them yourself to get things working.
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