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Configuring the Browser Launcher
It is possible to configure the Browser Launcher differently using a
browser.config in the user.dir for
.jar and jpackage installs, or the
$PLUGIN directory for I2P Plugin installs.
bins
bins properties determine which Firefox or Chromium
variants to use by matching the binary name. You can use these to
configure custom Firefox or Chromium variants or disable others.
firefox.bins.*
chromium.bins.*
generic.bins.*
generic.bins is only used on Unixes, and usually
refers to sensible-browser on common Linux
distributions.
paths
paths properties determine where to search for Firefox
or Chromium variants to use by trying to find a file matching the binary
name by looking in a series of directories. You can use these to
configure Firefox or Chromium in non-default install locations.
firefox.paths.*
chromium.paths.*
Example Properties File
This properties file represents the defaults.
#Chromium Configuration Section
#Sun Oct 23 11:29:45 EDT 2022
chromium.bins.linux=ungoogled-chromium,chromium,brave,edge,ungoogled-chromium,chrome
chromium.bins.osx=ungoogled-chromium,chromium,brave,edge,ungoogled-chromium,chrome
chromium.bins.windows=ungoogled-chromium.exe,chromium.exe,brave.exe,edge.exe,ungoogled-chromium.exe,chrome.exe
chromium.paths.linux=/usr/bin,/usr/local/bin,/opt/chromium/bin,/snap/bin
chromium.paths.osx=/Applications/Chromium.app/Contents/MacOS,/Applications/Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS,/Applications/Brave.app/Contents/MacOS
chromium.paths.windows=C\:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\/Google/Chrome/Application,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Google/Chrome/Application,/Google/Chrome/Application,C\:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\/Chromium/Application,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Chromium/Application,/Chromium/Application,C\:\\Users\\user\\AppData\\Local\\/BraveSoftware/Brave Browser/Application,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/BraveSoftware/Brave Browser/Application,/BraveSoftware/Brave Browser/Application,/Microsoft/Edge/Application,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Microsoft/Edge/Application
firefox.bins.linux=firefox,firefox-bin,firefox-esr,waterfox,waterfox-bin,librewolf
firefox.bins.osx=firefox,firefox-bin,firefox-esr,waterfox,waterfox-bin,librewolf
firefox.bins.windows=firefox.exe,firefox-bin.exe,firefox-esr.exe,waterfox.exe,waterfox-bin.exe,librewolf.exe
firefox.paths.linux=/usr/bin,/usr/local/bin,/opt/firefox/bin,/snap/bin
firefox.paths.osx=/Applications/Tor Browser.app/Contents/MacOS,/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS,/Applications/Waterfox.app/Contents/MacOS,/Applications/Librewolf.app/Contents/MacOS
firefox.paths.windows=C\:\\Users\\user\\/OneDrive/Desktop/Tor Browser/Browser,C\:\\Users\\user\\/Desktop/Tor Browser/Browser,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Mozilla Firefox,Mozilla Firefox,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Waterfox,Waterfox,C\:\\Program Files (x86)\\/Librewolf
generic.bins.unix=sensible-browser,xdg-open,x-www-browser,gnome-www-browser,defaultbrowser,dillo,seamonkey,konqueror,galeon,surf,www-browser,links,lynx
Launching it with I2P
If you want this to be launched by I2P when you click "Launch I2P
Browser", edit router.config in oder to contain the
path to i2pbrowser for your platform.
routerconsole.browser=/path/to/i2pbrowser
For example, if you installed it with the .deb
jpackage , use:
routerconsole.browser=/opt/i2pbrowser/bin/i2pbrowser