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I've installed Firefox Mobile on my Asus eee transformer and installed the scriptish add-on for using some userscripts.
Some of them require editing. The problem is I don't know which path contains these scripts.
Does anyone here know that? Or know where the firefox data is stored?
As with all apps, they store their data below the /data/data directory, in a directory named according to their package name -- which is what you can see following the "id=" in the playstore URL. So for Firefox, data should be in /data/data/org.mozilla.firefox.
So far the good news. Now for the bad news: This directory can only be accessed by the app itself -- or by the root user. So if your device is not rooted: bad luck.
I could imagine that for userscripts and some other profile data, Firefox might (or might not) use some storage on the sdcard -- so you could check if you see a similar directory structure there. Certainly not with the "doubled" /data, and maybe even just named "firefox" -- as I do not have Firefox installed, I cannot check, but it's worth a look.
file:///data/data/org.mozilla.firefox/ from Firefox itself without rooting.
As Izzy says, all the data are in /data/data/org.mozilla.firefox, which means you can only read them if your device is rooted. Inside that directory, the path files/mozilla has a very similar layout to your ~/.mozilla/firefox directory on a Linux desktop: it has a profiles.ini and a directory asdf12yz.default containing all the interesting files.
