Firejail: [Question] How to disable firejail temporarily?

[ericschdt]

I would like to test something on my system but I am afraid firejail may interfere. Is there an easy way to disable firejail (after a reboot probably) and to reenable it later?
Something like firejail --disable or "systemctl disable firejail"? :)

Simply uninstalling seems not to be the desired solution as I want to keep all settings etc.

[rusty-snake]

$ sudo firecfg --clean
$ reboot
$ sudo firecfg # enable

Simply uninstalling seems not to be the desired solution as I want to keep all settings etc.

You .local files and profiles in ~/.config/firejail are not affected by this.

[ericschdt]

As sudo firecfg --clean removes all kind of symlinks and sudo firecfg adds symlinks for which firejail has profiles again,
I would have to manually write a script which sets all symlinks again to the certain apps only, which I'd like to firejail.
It seems firejail does not remember those.

Thanks!

[rusty-snake]

#!/usr/bin/env bash
PROGRAMS=("firefox" "thunderbird" "libreoffice")
for program in "${PROGRAMS[@]}"; do
        sudo ln -s /usr/bin/firejail /usr/local/bin/"$program"
done