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+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+# The purpose of this file is to automatically install the librewolf settings into every profile that exists in the
+# profiles.ini file.
+#
+# This script is intended to be called at librewolf startup.
+#
+# This script should be used from the librewolf source code, otherwise the settings data folder must be specified below
+#
+# This script does not overwrite the settings files if they exist, so feel free to customize your per profile configurations
+#
+# For Reference, profiles can be found in: /home/<username>/.librewolf/
+
+LIBREWOLF_FOLDER=$HOME/.librewolf;
+PROFILE_FILE=${LIBREWOLF_FOLDER}/profiles.ini;
+SCRIPT_FOLDER=$(realpath $(dirname $0));
+SETTINGS_DATA_FOLDER=$SCRIPT_FOLDER/settings;
+
+profile_folders=();
+
+# Get profile folders from profiles.ini --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function get_profile_folders() {
+    while IFS= read -r line; do # reads file line by line, saving each line to $line
+        if [[ ${line} == "Path="* ]]; then # checks if $line starts with "Path="
+            IFS='='; read -ra split_line <<< "$line"; # splits the line on '=' storing values in the $split_line array
+            path=${split_line[1]}; # gets the path from the second element of the array
+            if [[ ${path} != /* ]]; then
+                path=${LIBREWOLF_FOLDER}/${path};
+            fi
+            profile_folders+=(${path}) # appends the second element of split_line array (the path) to $profile_folders
+        fi
+    done < ${PROFILE_FILE}
+}
+
+# Install script to profile folders -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+function add_settings_to_folder() {
+    get_profile_folders;
+    for profile_folder in "${profile_folders[@]}"
+    do
+        echo "Adding settings to" ${profile_folder}
+        cp -rvn ${SETTINGS_DATA_FOLDER} $profile_folder/
+       # do whatever on $i
+    done
+}
+
+add_settings_to_folder;