* Corrects the syntax error in "application/octet-stream is for arbitrary binary files"
#1321 had a syntax error, this commit correct it.
* Update lfrc
support for ts
added `^` and `$` to the pattern used in `grep -v`
in order to avoid matching displays whose name
contains some other display name. e.g ("DPI", "eDPI")
1. Copies the selected filename instead of the filepath, and pipes it to clipboard.
2. Copies the selected filename and if it matches the yt-dlp downloaded video format [1234567891011], gets the full youtube URL and pipes it to clipboard.
3. Copies the selected filename and if it matches the yt-dlp downloaded video format [1234567891011], gets the full piped.video URL and pipes it to the clipboard. (piped.video is a mirror of youtube, even includes comments)
4. Opens current folder in full picture mode. Think windows large icons mode. Good for browsing quickly through image albums.
5. Ctrl+l to unselect all selections so the behaviour matches the terminal.
* Fix pdf and plain text previws in lf
Pdf previws don't appear because are generated with wrong filename.
Plain text previws with `bat` don't respect terminal theme and have
annoying border.
* Revert pdf cache filename to work properly
The s/\\&/&/g operation only effect is to add "amp;" after any ampersand in the artist or song name. "&" displays just fine anyways, so there's no reason to include an operation to replace it.
The part
```
for open in $decrypted; do
[ "$uuid" = "$open" ] && break 1
done
```
exits with `0` if the variable `$decrypted` is empty, causing none of the encrypted devices to be put into the `$unopenedluks` variable. This commit fixes this problem.
* Added timeout to getforecast to prevent status bar breakage.
A 2 second timeout is used in the case that wttr.in is inaccessible when dwm is started; as otherwise it tries to curl wttr.in indefinitely, not allowing other status bar modules to be loaded.
* Update music status bar module on player state change
The previous pull request on LARBS turned out not to work, so make sure `arkenfox-auto-update` runs `arkenfox-update` as the user of the firefox profile. Otherwise it complains that it's running as root and stops.
The way of getting the username is safe, because it gets the username from the owner of the user.js file of that profile.
