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save support on windows #22

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seanbreckenridge opened this issue May 19, 2021 · 4 comments
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save support on windows #22

seanbreckenridge opened this issue May 19, 2021 · 4 comments
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seanbreckenridge commented May 19, 2021

Essentially, just need to install these browsers on Windows and see where they typically install to, add the corresponding paths to each Browser file in the data_directories function

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seanbreckenridge commented Sep 4, 2021

Am unsure of if this would be better do code for in WSL or in the windows cmd shell?

I pretty much only use WSL, so would probably use something like wslvar USERPROFILE to get the users C: dir and then perform a find relative to that?

Edit: My windows machine has since failed on me, so I have no real ability to test this on windows right now (though I could try emulation at some point to figure this out myself)

If anyone has any opinions on how to do this, let me know

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MTRNord commented Oct 4, 2022

At least for Firefox the base folder is %appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\ on my system and the database being in Profiles\<profile> in case this help people coming along in the future

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can use os.path.expandvars, like in #40

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will close this in favor of #42 and #44

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