$ sudo snap remove firefox Install Firefox from Mozilla Build (For advanced users) However, if you decide to go with the official repository and want to remove Firefox installed from Snap, then execute the below command.
$ sudo snap refresh firefox #To Update the Firefox ApplicationĪfter the application is installed, execute the firefox command or search for it in the distribution menu. $ sudo snap install firefox #Will Install the Latest Stable Release If you have snap installed and configured on your system, then follow the below command to install Firefox. Snap is the most debatable topic in the Linux community, although it’s already being shipped in the Ubuntu distribution. However, if you decide to go with the official repository and want to remove Firefox installed from Flatpak, then execute the below command. $ flatpak update #To Update the Firefox Application $ flatpak run #To Run the Firefox Application $ flatpak install flathub #To Install the Firefox Application If you have installed and configured Flatpak on your Linux system, then you can easily install, run, and update it with the below command. $ sudo pacman -R firefox #For Manjaro and Arch-based distributions Install from Flatpak $ sudo dnf remove firefox #For Fedora and RHEL-based distributions
$ sudo apt remove firefox #For Ubuntu and Debian-based distributions If you do not want to have this application anymore in your system, feel free to remove it using the following command depending upon your distribution type. Once the application is successfully installed, execute the firefox command or search for it in the menu of your distribution.Īlso Read: How to Install LibreWolf Browser on Linux $ sudo pacman -Sy firefox #For Manjaro and Arch-based distributions $ sudo dnf install firefox #For Fedora and RHEL-based distributions $ sudo apt install firefox #For Ubuntu and Debian-based distributions Without wasting any time, open your terminal app using the Ctrl+Alt+t or Ctrl+Shift+t keyboard shortcut and execute the following command depending upon your distribution type.
This way will make it easier for you to install Firefox on your Linux system and will also provide you with an easy way to update to the latest version automatically with system updates. Install from your distribution package manager (Recommended)Įven though you were using the minimal version of the distribution, the popularity of Firefox will make it hard to neglect the distribution providers, including Firefox in their official repository.Īlso Read: How to Strengthen Firefox Privacy and Security for Digital Surveillance
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