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Nope it's all green.
Idk if you saw my update but turning of the wifi fixes this problem.
I did move to a new network yesterday, I just didn't think that could impact the flatpak launch, while not affecting the systems binary launch.
It's a real head scratcher
What brand and model is your wifi card? Linux has always had issues with Broadcom modules, but I don't know why or how that would affect flatpak. Maybe you can find a relevant permission in Flatseal (like allowing the browser to control the wifi card) and turn it off for Firefox.
The card is Realtek. I found an askubuntu thread where all flatpak commands were hanging, and their solution was to disable the nic.
This has only happened on this network. I didnt mention at first because I didnt think it mattered, but I'm visiting someone and moved networks.
The instant I take the dev down, the browsers pop up. I would bet money that when I go to my home net everything will work.
The flatseal angle didnt work either. The only reference is names on system bus.