Firefox synchronization

Just copy your mozilla dir or something.

>>60247746
You can read everything about how firefox does sync for yourself, that's hopefully why you're using a libre browser instead of a botnet in the first place.
Personally I don't sync my browser data at all, even for bookmarks it's just less annoying to do it manually.

>>60248682
>>60248745
Yes but I don't want to do it every time. I use both PCs and can't bookmark something on one PC without losing new bookmarks on the other without having synced it before.

>>60247746
As long as Sync isn't peer-to-peer and uses a third-party server, no.
Then it's not save

>>60248769
If you trust the developers any more, Pale Moon have their own sync infrastructure.
You're still storing stuff online though. I'd say just keep a memory stick with an automatically synced folder or something if you're really concerned.

You can host your own mozilla sync server at home if you are concerned.

>>60248849
how?

>>60248775
Don't listen to this retard, good encryption is far more important. Would you move your cleartext browser profile around using a p2p service? If so, tell me which one so I can start harvesting.

>>60248833
>TFW I don't own a USB drive
I currently use a 1.5 TB external drive "external" means its a SATA cable with a bare HDD hanging on it
>>60248849
Would it be possible to run such a program on my own webspace? I don't have a server (planning to get a NAS somewhen to ease some things) but I wouldn't be willing to buy expensive new hardware or use my 125W Phenom system to run one task on it.

I'm still unsure if I should just buy a QNAP NAS or try to build my own ITX homeserver with some ULV Celeron CPU.

>>60248860
Just fucking google it.

>>60247746
The only other option is to keep your firefox profile in a networked location, and configure both browsers to load your profile from that location. I've done that to share a Thunderbird profile between 2 machines before.

>>60248893
I was in a similar dilemma. Eventually I went with QNAP due to similar cost of home built and vastly simpler configuration.
The available prepackaged apps sweetened the deal.

>>60248946
I could a cheap QNAP very cheap and don't have high requirements, I need two bays to access my movies and files on both computers.

If the NAS could run Jdownloader it would be a dream.

>>60247746
As safe as a Google Sync. You give you data to a third party.
> Which method of sync do you recommend / use?
I don't know much about Firefox, but you may try syncing a profile folder through ownCloud, btsync or something.