It’s the scratchpad script where you copy/paste into the about:config
console. I just did it for the new v.115 release. I’ve done it previously but I don’t have any set schedule. I guess 1x every six months (2x/year) seems sufficient but I wanted to see what others do.
I don’t. I just run
prefsCleaner
each release and thenupdater
.hmm interesting I run updater first then prescleaner like the wiki says…
Yeah, I do that too but every now and then I’ll run the cleanup.js script. It always clears away a couple of deprecated prefs. I guess there is no harm in having those older prefs around but clearing them away seems nice.
Ever since mullvad-browser came out and I saw the Arkenfox main developer basically endorsing it as the next logical evolution of Arkenfox… I’ve only been using mullvad browser, no need to do updates.
Mullvad is great for people who don’t want to tweak their browser settings very much. But lots of us see the tweaking as a feature, not a bug. I customize the heck out of my browser and appreciate that FF allows for the customization.
I wasn’t aware of the arkenfox-cleanup.js script. However, I try to run the updater script either after each Firefox update or every few weeks.
Is there any need to run the cleanup script if the updater script is run regularly?
You’ll definitely want to run the
prefsCleaner.sh
script at the same time you’re running theupdater.sh
script. Thecleanup.js
is more of a nice to do, than a need to do.