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fxsync-docker: Self host the new Firefox sync server
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Always wanted to hook up 2 accounts to one dB, so I could share tabs from 1 account and send to another eg work or home. Could this help?
Hmm. I wouldn't risk it, personally. I bet the data that syncs can be quite specific. Have you looked for an extension that can just do tab syncing?
You know the tab send/share function on FF, I basically want that but also another account (work) to be available to send to.
Yeah. I don't know of an extension. I think you could create an extra Firefox profile and run two versions of Firefox (home and work) at once on the home PC. That might be a compromise that works?