json file that can not be tied to a specific user. A very popular addon extension for Mozilla Firefox, Video DownloadHelper, allows users to easily save and convert media originally embedded into web content. so it looks for the coapp in the directory you just copied instead of the one in bin.) I don’t know if you can use “~/snap/firefox/common/” here (using ~ for your home directory, which’d be nice since you then would have a.

Įdit the, change “path” so where it starts with “/opt/” it instead starts with “/home/hwertz/snap/firefox/common/” (i.e. Went to /home/hwertz/snap/firefox/common/.mozillaĬp -av /usr/lib/mozilla/native-messaging-hosts. The coapp does not update that often anyway. ^- you could probably make a symlink instead, but I didn’t test this. Once removed, head over to the Firefox Add-Ons page. Press the Remove button again in the prompt to confirm. Click on three dots next to it and click on Remove. Now, on the right look for Video DownloadHelper. Went to /home/hwertz/snap/firefox/common/ Launch Firefox and click on the three lines placed in the upper right. (My user is hwertz, put your username in place. This method works on stable firefox 105, it does not rely on the beta. BUT! I decided to look into it and found a workaround! (After I had some HLS files I really wanted to grab, I had been copying things into jdownloader as a temporary fix). Just tried the beta snap today, didn’t help for me.

Firefox video download helper