Merge pull request #20 from jirutka/readme-alpine
Add instructions for installing on Alpine Linux
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With Windows this is a named pipe under `org.keepassxc.KeePassXC.BrowserServer\<username>`.
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With Windows this is a named pipe under `org.keepassxc.KeePassXC.BrowserServer\<username>`.
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## Installing
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### Alpine Linux
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If you use Alpine Linux, you can install the proxy from the [keepassxc-proxy-static](https://pkgs.alpinelinux.org/packages?name=keepassxc-proxy-static) package.
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It's built as a static binary, so it can be used with a browser installed from and running in Flatpak.
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This package is available in Alpine Linux repositories since (upcoming) v3.17 and in Edge.
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```bash
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apk add keepassxc-proxy-static
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```
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You can then install the proxy and associated config into Firefox or Chromium using the `keepassxc-proxy-install` command.
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Run `keepassxc-proxy-install -h` for more information.
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## Building
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## Building
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The proxy can be built with:
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The proxy can be built with:
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