Fix browser detection and remove standalone configuration script
- Rewrite browser detection to check config directories instead of commands - Fix Brave browser detection and configuration (was not being reported) - Add proper support for Chromium installed via snap - Separate detection for each browser (Firefox, Brave, Chrome, Chromium) - Each browser now reports configuration success individually - Remove standalone configure-apps-for-tmpfs.sh script per user request - Keep all functionality in the all-in-one optimizer script - Update README to remove reference to standalone script Fixes: - Brave browser now properly detected via ~/.config/BraveSoftware - Chromium detected even when installed as snap package - All browsers report their configuration status - Cleaner, more reliable directory-based detection
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@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ The **one-button optimizer** is an intelligent, interactive system optimizer tha
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### Quick Tools
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- `./one-button-optimizer.sh` - **Main interactive optimizer** (recommended)
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- `./configure-apps-for-tmpfs.sh` - **Configure applications** to use tmpfs caches (browsers, dev tools)
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- `./quick-status-check.sh` - **Quick system status** overview (no changes)
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- `./tmpfs-info.sh` - **Detailed tmpfs information** and configuration guide
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- `./launcher.sh` - **Auto-sudo launcher** for the optimizer
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