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# Zen Browser
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This is a flake for the Zen browser.
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Just add it to your NixOS `flake.nix` or home-manager:
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```nix
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inputs = {
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zen-browser.url = "github:MarceColl/zen-browser-flake";
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...
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}
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```
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## Packages
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This flake exposes two packages, corresponding to the `specific` and `generic` zen versions.
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The generic version maximizes compatibility with old CPUs and kernels by compiling it with some
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lower common denominator CFLAGS, the `specific` one targets newer CPUs and kernels but it may not
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work in your case.
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The `default` package is the `specific` one for backwards compatibility with older versions of the flake.
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Then in the `configuration.nix` in the `environment.systemPackages` add one of:
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```nix
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inputs.zen-browser.packages."${system}".default
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inputs.zen-browser.packages."${system}".specific
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inputs.zen-browser.packages."${system}".generic
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```
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Depending on which version you want
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```shell
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$ sudo nixos-rebuild switch
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$ zen
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```
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## 1Password
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Zen has to be manually added to the list of browsers that 1Password will communicate with. See [this wiki article](https://nixos.wiki/wiki/1Password) for more information. To enable 1Password integration, you need to add the line `.zen-wrapped` to the file `/etc/1password/custom_allowed_browsers`.
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