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As explained by a21 above, what happened is that firefox, rather surprisingly, in fact runs on laptop, not headless! The reasons and a solution is described here: Starting firefox on a remote host (over ssh) opens a new window locally: what is happening?Starting firefox on a remote host (over ssh) opens a new window locally: what is happening?

As explained by a21 above, what happened is that firefox, rather surprisingly, in fact runs on laptop, not headless! The reasons and a solution is described here: Starting firefox on a remote host (over ssh) opens a new window locally: what is happening?

As explained by a21 above, what happened is that firefox, rather surprisingly, in fact runs on laptop, not headless! The reasons and a solution is described here: Starting firefox on a remote host (over ssh) opens a new window locally: what is happening?

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As explained by a21 above, what happened is that firefox, rather surprisingly, in fact runs on laptop, not headless! The reasons and a solution is described here: Starting firefox on a remote host (over ssh) opens a new window locally: what is happening?