Thanks a lot! This worked ✅

I remember something like this as well, but I suspect it changed with the last release or two. Currently, there is no “omni” in about:config.

Depends on your use, just check what your system uses right now. Realistically, your habits on your new system will be somewhat alike to your habits on your old system.

If you fit in 512 Gb SSD before, you may fit still. If you needed 1Tb before, you probably will need it still.

Unless you want to do local LLM inference or run many virtual containers / operating systems, you don’t need too much memory.

I’ve noticed that the first vote to the post was a downvote, so I wanted to clarify and remind on the difference.

You’re absolutely right.

Upvote for the post and exposing it publicly, downvote for AMD’s action towards people without datacenters…

If your ability to get inside your house depends on AWS, then either

• your prefrontal cortex hasn’t fully developed yet (read: you are below ~~25 y.o. and your risk assesment skills are not fully developed yet)
• or, you’re an idiot.

Glad it helped!

Just tried on my LibreWolf 144.0-1, I stay logged in if I refresh the page. (Or if I close it and visit again later.)

If you want to investigate whether it’s some of your settings or stock, try a new profile? The one that you specify with librewolf -P myNewProfile.