Equivalent Bash command to this Batch

Question

I have this command :

for /D %%D in ("%appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\*") do xcopy /y %SourceFile% "%%D\Extensions\"

(Send the file to the sub folder "Extensions" in each of the folders under the wanted path)

And I need to do the same with bash. I tried :

for i in "/Users/XUser/Library/Application\ \Support/Firefox/Profiles/*"; do
    cp "/Users/Xuser/Desktop/Extension@tgo.com.xpi" "$i"
done

but * doesn't apply here for all folder and I don't know how to do the equivalent for "%%D\\Extensions\\" .

Answer 1

Don't quote the wildcard. If it's in quotes then it's a literal asterisk rather than a glob.

for i in /Users/XUser/Library/Application\ Support/Firefox/Profiles/*; do
    cp /Users/Xuser/Desktop/Extension@tgo.com.xpi "$i"
done