In the Application Basics window, the value of Application Binary should be /opt/firefox/firefox-bin. To verify that Firefox has been successfully installed, open the Troubleshooting Information page. # ln -s /opt/firefox/firefox /usr/local/bin/firefox Next, open a terminal and go to the Downloads directory, where you have downloaded Firefox, and install it as shown. Open any web browser and visit the official Firefox download page and click on the Download Now button. To install Firefox from the source tarball, you must log in as a root user or have sudo privileges to execute sudo commands on the system. Install Firefox from SnapĪlternatively, you can run the following command to install Firefox in a terminal: # sudo snap install firefox Once Snap is installed, navigate to the Firefox Snapcraft’s Store page, and hit the Install button to follow the instructions. To install Firefox from Snap, first, you need to install Snap on your distribution. Install Firefox from FlathubĪlternatively, you can type the following command to install Firefox in a terminal: # flatpak install flathub Once Flatpak is installed, navigate to Firefox Flathub’s page and hit the Install button to install it.

To install the new Firefox version, you need to first install and configure Flatpak on your Linux distribution. However, there might be a little delay between the release of the latest Firefox version and the moment when your distribution updates the new version of Firefox is available to install from the default repositories.

The above installation method is recommended because it assures that Firefox and along with the needed libraries are installed and configured on your distributions. To install Firefox on your Linux distribution using the default package manager, run: $ sudo apt install firefox

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