Then I guess when your AUR helper replaces it by a new package, it does more than just a tor-browser -r on the first run that follows the update: I can assure you because I checked several times before writing here to be sure: almost everything is erased.Īdd-ons and bookmarks are kept because they're part of ~/.local/opt/tor-browser/app/Browser/TorBrowSer/Data and that part is kept.įrom what I just checked ~/.local/opt/tor-browser/app/Browser/TorBrowSer/Data is kept as is as almost everything in it have a creation date going to the first install/run of the Tor Browser in the computer lifetime. ( zenity-git, zenity-gtk2, qarma-git, zenity-gtk4-git) (optional) – simple dialog boxes ( libpulse-bluedio, pulseaudio-pali, pulseaudio-dummy, libpulse-nosystemd-git, libpulse-nosystemd, libpulse-nosystemd-minimal-git, libpulse-airplay, pulseaudio-git) (optional) – PulseAudio audio driver ( libnotify-gtk2, libnotify-id, libnotify-git) (optional) – Gnome dialog boxes

( kdialog-git) (optional) – KDE dialog boxes ( gst-plugins-good-git) (optional) – H.264 video ( gst-libav-git) (optional) – H.264 video ( sqlite-minimal-git, sqlite-fts3-parenthesis, sqlite-fossil) ( libvpx-1.6, libvpx-full-git, libvpx-1.7, libvpx-git) ( alsa-lib-git, alsa-lib-minimal-git, alsa-lib-x205ta)

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