The configuration files you can find here: /home/USERNAME/.librewolf/

Some tips regarding settings you can find here on the project page. If you find any bug or problem, please report it on the project page on Gitlab and/or help with programming. Check out the releases pages on Gitlab for downloads. LibreWolf is available as a binary tarball. See for more details on the project page on Gitlab. Signed-By: /usr/share/keyrings/librewolf.gpg

Sudo tee /etc/apt//librewolf.sources /dev/null Wget -O- | sudo gpg -dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/librewolf.gpg Now you can open LibreWolf like other applicationsĭebian repository for Ubuntu 20.04+ and Min 20.04Ĭhange this command to choose a distro manually.ĭistro=$(if echo ' bullseye focal impish jammy uma una vanessa' | grep -q ' $(lsb_release -sc) ' then echo $(lsb_release -sc) else echo focal fi) Move the file to ~/.local/share/applications Icon=PATH-TO-FOLDER-WITH-IMAGE/Librewolf-logo.png with gedit) and add to the file: Įxec=PATH-TO-FOLDER-WITH-APP-IMAGE/LibreWolf.AppImage To be able to open it from Activities or 'Show Applications', generate a Desktop-file: Move the file to a folder you like it to be stored and run fromĭownload and move the LibreWolf-Icon to a folder (use path for Desktop-file) (If you have not setup Flatpak, see .)ĪppImage, the latest package can be found on this Release Gitlab page.ĭownload the AppImage (e.g. Run: flatpak run io.gitlab.librewolf-community. Install: flatpak install flathub io.gitlab.librewolf-community They recommend using Flathub for easier installation and updating of Librewolf when using Flatpak. The specific releases can be found in their respective repositories:įlatpak, the latest package can be found on this specific Release Gitlab page. The general release side is on this Gitlab page.

The LibreWolf Documentation help with detail questions and errors.

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