Docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/tenox7/vncfox
docker run -d \
--name vncfox \
-p 5900:5900 \
tenox7/vncfox:latestThis container is dual architecture, AMD64 and ARM64, it can be run on Mac host with Apple Silicon, Raspberry PI, etc.
VNC Password is: vncfox
If you want the profile to persist between sessions, mount /home/vncfox/.mozilla as a volume.
Either create a persistent Docker volume or bind mount to a folder on the host.
docker volume create vncfox
docker run -d \
--name vncfox \
-v vncfox:/home/vncfox/.mozilla
-p 5900:5900 \
tenox7/vncfox:latestI typically bind mount a folder exported via NFS to /home/vncfox/Downloads.
-v /net/nas/Downloads:/home/vncfox/DownloadsThe default resolution is 1024x768. This is because I mostly work on workstations with 1280x1024 and I want a smaller window. However you can set custom resolution by using WIDTH and HEIGHT env variables.
docker volume create vncfox
docker run -d \
--name vncfox \
-v vncfox:/home/vncfox/.mozilla
-p 5900:5900 \
-e WIDTH=1600 -e HEIGHT=1200 \
tenox7/vncfox:latestThe server side runs TigerVNC which allows remote resizing. Requires TigerVNC Viewer.
It's recommended to use Tight or Tiger VNC client to reduce CPU usage and improve performance.
A collection of Tight VNC ports is available here: http://osarchive.org/apps/vnc/tight/ports
- F6 - enters URL input box
- F8 - opens VNC menu, clipboard transfer etc
- F10 - opens FireFox Menu
- F11 - FireFox full screen mode
Note: As of TigerVNC Client 1.16.0, the default menu shortcut is Ctrl-Alt-M. This can be changed to use other modifier keys as part of the command line options with the -ShortcutModifiers option. It only accepts modifer keys like Ctrl,Shift,Alt,Win/Super. To set it up to use Control-Shift, use the following argument.
-ShortcutModifiers=Ctrl,Shift
Better scrollbars:
about:config
widget.non-native-theme.scrollbar.style = 1
layout.testing.overlay-scrollbars.always-visible = true
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