It is, if you followed the instructions
Yes
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I was just using a NixPkg (I didnāt really write the code to open Firefox). Theyāre similar enough that it shouldnāt really matter though.
No, I did mean the console.
I wonder how far down you could go until it runs out of resources? (I guess I donāt know exactly what Iām saying, but like maybe since thereās so many incepted windows all emulating it then it would crash one of them or something 
)
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well, repls are kinda good at running firefox. The only bottleneck is X11 fwd/VNC refresh rate and internet/repl bandwidth and egress.
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it. is. so. slow.
I would probably do more inside of each other but it is so tediousā¦
I just tried two different Chromium NixPkgs, and both of them said I needed root access in the command line (which Replit doesnāt provide to you)
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maybe itās because I made a firefox repl a long time ago when repls were more powerful?
Or just spend an extra 5 hours writing a script to do it 
And thatās the programmer life
Well, I guess since Prybar is removed by default, you have to use the Shell.
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sometimes they might have chosen a template which still uses prybar (e.g. some templates arenāt updated, etc)
If you use --no-sandbox, Chromium should work.
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What do you mean? Can I have an example?
Who are you asking this?
Hmm, okay! I will try this!
Like where do I put --no-sandbox? I tried Firefox and it worked.
put it after the command (e.g. your-command --no-sandbox)
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It only works for Chromium, so the Firefox and cowsay examples donāt make sense.
ok lolā¦ ill still leave it up since im lazy, but with a few edits.