Update repositories.json

[ksoltanidev]

Application whitelist

• Whitelist is in a place acting as a first defence against malicious people that want to misuse Flux in order to for example mine cryptocurrencies or distribute illegal or copyrighted material.
• To whitelist an application for Flux, please adjust helpers/repositories.json file by adding your desired whitelist for a specific docker image organisation (recommended), docker image or target a specific tag of an image:
• Valid Examples: runonflux, runonflux/website, runonflux/website:latest, public.ecr.aws/docker/library/hello-world:linux, ghcr.io/handshake-org/hsd

What do you want to Run On Flux?

Hi !
I'm not sure that will work but I'd like to experiment with hosting a firefox browser in a decentralized cloud service.

Please describe what application(s) do you plan to run.
Firefox browser in docker

Is your desired application running somewhere already?

Not that I know, but here is the github link : github

Is your application open source?

yes

Please provide a source code (optional)
github

Checklist:

• Whitelist of application is only modifying repositories.json file
• repositories.json is still a valid JSON file
• Only whitelists single docker image organisation (one whitelist at a time, more whitelists, more PRs)
• No other whitelist has been deleted
• I agree with ToS https://cdn.runonflux.io/Flux_Terms_of_Service.pdf
• Application follows ToS - Application is not malicious. Application is not a scam. Application does what is meant to do and does not mislead in any way. Application does not do anything illegal. Application is not a mining application (not even bandwidth mining).
• In case application receives multiple reports, behaves maliciously, it will be blacklisted and removed from the network.

[TheTrunk]

Hi, Thank you for your PR.
Whitrlsiting is no longer needed :)

[ksoltanidev]

Hi !
Thank you !

Your website says otherwise. It got me confused. 😃