It would be cool if it also backed up the extensions you've explicitly installed (as opposed to extensions installed by third-party software.) I'm not sure if Firefox stores the information required to do that. Another possible approach would be to select individual extensions to back up from a list, perhaps including the date in which each extension was installed.
Shouldn't they rather work on preventing the bloat and creeping in of toolbars and unwanted stuff? I shouldn't have to reset a profile just like I shouldn't have to reinstall an OS just to make it go "like on the very first day".
These things should not 'age' or need maintenance. Everyone hates to do maintenance and in this digital environment it could be gone forever, but instead it's not. As if it were a thing that had to be emulated to 'feel right at home'. Yuck.
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 16.1 ms ] threadShouldn't they rather work on preventing the bloat and creeping in of toolbars and unwanted stuff? I shouldn't have to reset a profile just like I shouldn't have to reinstall an OS just to make it go "like on the very first day".
These things should not 'age' or need maintenance. Everyone hates to do maintenance and in this digital environment it could be gone forever, but instead it's not. As if it were a thing that had to be emulated to 'feel right at home'. Yuck.