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M: /* Keys */

2025-12-29T17:53:41Z

Keys

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	* Alt-D: edit url		* Alt-D: edit url
			* Ctrl-D: add bookmark
	* Ctrl-PgUp/Dn: Navigate tabs		* Ctrl-PgUp/Dn: Navigate tabs
	* Ctrl-Shift-PgUp/Dn: Move tabs		* Ctrl-Shift-PgUp/Dn: Move tabs

M: /* Keys */

2025-12-29T17:52:51Z

Keys

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	* Alt-D: edit url		* Alt-D: edit url
			* Ctrl-PgUp/Dn: Navigate tabs
			* Ctrl-Shift-PgUp/Dn: Move tabs
	* Ctrl-Shift-Del: Move tab to new window (*)		* Ctrl-Shift-Del: Move tab to new window (*)
	* Ctrl-Shift-Ins: Duplicate tab (*)		* Ctrl-Shift-Ins: Duplicate tab (*)

	\* Not a default, but always set [brave://settings/system/shortcuts here] in all profiles.		(*) Not a default, but always set [brave://settings/system/shortcuts here] in all profiles.

	=== Settings ===		=== Settings ===

M: /* Configure */

2025-12-29T17:51:48Z

Configure

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	== Configure ==		== Configure ==

			=== Keys ===

			* Alt-D: edit url
			* Ctrl-Shift-Del: Move tab to new window (*)
			* Ctrl-Shift-Ins: Duplicate tab (*)

			\* Not a default, but always set [brave://settings/system/shortcuts here] in all profiles.

	=== Settings ===		=== Settings ===

M at 18:50, 24 September 2024

2024-09-24T18:50:54Z

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 * Make sure Sync everything is toggled ON
 * You can now paste this chain into another computer to sync this profile there
 == [https://brave.com/linux/ Install] ==
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   deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg arch=amd64] https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/ stable main

M: /* Install */

2024-02-20T15:57:22Z

Install

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	One annoying thing... the apt file searches all architectures and you'll get i386 errors, until you add "arch=amd64" like this:		One annoying thing... the apt file searches all architectures and you'll get i386 errors, until you add "arch=amd64" like this:
	sudo emacs /etc/apt/sources.list.d/brave-browser-release.list		sudo emacs /etc/apt/sources.list.d/brave-browser-release.list

	deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg arch=amd64] https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/ stable main		deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg arch=amd64] https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/ stable main

M: /* Install */

2024-02-20T15:57:02Z

Install

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	sudo apt update		sudo apt update
	sudo apt install brave-browser		sudo apt install brave-browser

			One annoying thing... the apt file searches all architectures and you'll get i386 errors, until you add "arch=amd64" like this:
			sudo emacs /etc/apt/sources.list.d/brave-browser-release.list
			deb [signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/brave-browser-archive-keyring.gpg arch=amd64] https://brave-browser-apt-release.s3.brave.com/ stable main

M: /* Settings */

2024-01-02T15:52:56Z

Settings

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	* Appearance > Toolbar > Brave Rewards, Brave Wallet, Sidebar > OFF		* Appearance > Toolbar > Brave Rewards, Brave Wallet, Sidebar > OFF
	* Appearance > Toolbar > Show wide address bar, show full urls > ON		* Appearance > Toolbar > Show wide address bar, show full urls > ON
	* Appearance > (very bottom) Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab		* Appearance > Sidebar > Show: never
			* (NO) Appearance > Content > (very bottom) Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab
	* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON		* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON

			TODO: consider playing with vertical tabs! It's a mindfuck tho...

	=== Profiles ===		=== Profiles ===

M: /* Settings */

2023-12-05T18:11:21Z

Settings

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	* Get started > New Tab Page > shows > Homepage		* Get started > New Tab Page > shows > Homepage
	* Appearance > Toolbar > Show home button ON, set to bitpost.com		* Appearance > Toolbar > Show home button ON, set to bitpost.com
	* Appearance > Brave Rewards, Brave Wallet > OFF		* Appearance > Toolbar > Brave Rewards, Brave Wallet, Sidebar > OFF
			* Appearance > Toolbar > Show wide address bar, show full urls > ON
	* Appearance > (very bottom) Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab		* Appearance > (very bottom) Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab
	* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON		* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON

M: /* Settings */

2023-12-04T20:47:58Z

Settings

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	* Get started > New Tab Page > shows > Homepage		* Get started > New Tab Page > shows > Homepage
	* Appearance > Toolbar > Show home button ON, set to bitpost.com		* Appearance > Toolbar > Show home button ON, set to bitpost.com
	* Brave Rewards > ~~Show Brave Rewards in bar~~ OFF		* Appearance > Brave Rewards, Brave Wallet > OFF
			* Appearance > (very bottom) Cycle through the most recently used tabs with Ctrl-Tab
	* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON		* Sync > I have a chain > paste, toggle Sync everything ON

M: /* Assign VSCode Launch to (re)use a Brave profile */

2023-11-28T15:58:56Z

Assign VSCode Launch to (re)use a Brave profile

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	]		]

			That should be all you need to get usage of a consistent profile across sessions. But... say you want to sync it across development environments... why not! Read on...

			===== More Details =====
	Again, we dig to get a map of profile names to folders. First, run the debugger, and look for the process and params:		Again, we dig to get a map of profile names to folders. First, run the debugger, and look for the process and params:
	ps ax\|grep -Po brave.config/Code/User/workspaceStorage/.?profile		ps ax\|grep -Po brave.config/Code/User/workspaceStorage/.?profile
	From that, you can extract a user-data-dir:		From that, you can extract a user-data-dir:
	--user-data-dir=/home/m/development/config/common/home/m/.config/Code/User/workspaceStorage/436f0a4c50203656e625d634df9e0ca9/ms-vscode.js-debug/.profile		--user-data-dir=/home/m/development/config/common/home/m/.config/Code/User/workspaceStorage/436f0a4c50203656e625d634df9e0ca9/ms-vscode.js-debug/.profile
			NOTE that it seems that each vscode project has its own workspaceStorage! Which is pretty crazy. That means every dev project can have its own set of profiles.

	From ~~that~~, get a map:		From the user-data-dir folder, you can get a map of profile name to folder:
	cd #your-user-data-dir#		cd #your-user-data-dir#
	grep -Po "\"name\":\"[^\"]?\",\"(pa\|usi)" -R		grep -Po "\"name\":\"[^\"]?\",\"(pa\|usi)" -R
	"Profile 4"/Preferences:"name":"es-2","usi		"Profile 4"/Preferences:"name":"es-2","usi

			Now that you know what is where.... Just like with "normal" profiles, you can sync them across machines.

	=== Set up sync ===		=== Set up sync ===