remote display does not start a NEW client
George <[email protected]>
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I routinely ssh to another system on my local network and run mozilla/firefox from that remote system to display to the desktop I am currently sitting in front of. If the desktop I am currently sitting in front of already has another browser window of the same browser running (i.e. mozilla - local and mozilla - remote or firefox - local and firefox - remote) instead of starting a new master browser window from that remote system, I get another child window from the local system. If instead I have non-matching browsers running locally and remotely (firefox - local and mozilla - remote for instance) I do get a new master browser window from that remote system. The later is the behavior I am looking for. If I am running a browser window remotely it is because I want to access some bookmark or history that is only in the profile of the remote user or I want to open a file from that remote filesystem that is not directly web available from my local system. Is there some way I can use some sort of command line switch or something to prevent this child local window thing from happening so when I do this I always get a paprent master browser window from the remote system? __ sad