#INSTALL FIREFOX INSTALL#
#INSTALL FIREFOX UPDATE#
#INSTALL FIREFOX SOFTWARE#
#INSTALL FIREFOX DOWNLOAD#

#INSTALL FIREFOX INSTALL#

Open the Add-ons Manger > (Alt + t > a) click on Appearance > drag the theme file that you saved to the instance of Firefox on the taskbar > wait for Firefox to appear > drop onto the browser window > Install Now. > browse to the theme file > double click the file (or select Open) > Install Now Open the Add-ons Manger > (Alt + t > a) click on the gear icon (Tools for all add-ons) > Install Add-on From File. If you do run multiple, simultaneous instances of Firefox (e.g., Release, Aurora, Nightly, etc), you can drag and drop an XPI link, or the 'Add to Firefox' button (from the Firefox Add-ons site) from one running instance of Firefox to another running instance of Firefox and the add-on will be installed in that version of Firefox (if of course, it's compatible). If you have a Firefox desktop shortcut with -no-remote -p appended to it (allows for running multiple instances of Mozilla apps), you can install the extension into whatever profile that you'd like if Firefox is not currently running.

#INSTALL FIREFOX SOFTWARE#

If Firefox is not running, it will start up and the Software Installation window appear > Install Now. If Firefox is running, you'll see the Software Installation window appear > Install Now. Press Alt + f > o > browse to the extension > double click the extension (or select Open) > Install Now.ĭrag the extension to the instance of Firefox on the taskbar > wait for Firefox to appear > drop onto the browser window > Install Now.ĭrag the extension to the Firefox desktop (or other) program shortcut. With Firefox open, hit Ctrl+ o (or Cmd+ o) > browse to the extension > double click the extension (or select Open) > Install Now. > browse to the add-on > double click the add-on (or select Open) > Install Nowĭespite this, the following tips may still be better and/or quicker options for you. Since Firefox 4, there has been an option to manually, and easily install saved add-ons. To find the location where add-ons are installed by default, press Alt + h > t (Help > Troubleshooting Information) > Profile Folder > Show Folder > extensions. Once you have downloaded the extension, there are several ways that you can install it. XPI file.Įxample: web_developer_tools_toolbar_button-0.9.5-fx.xpi Be sure not to change the file extension.

#INSTALL FIREFOX DOWNLOAD#

If a download option isn't available, right click on the extension's install link and select 'Save Link As.'. For security reasons, it is highly recommended that you only save/install add-ons from the official Firefox Add-ons site, from an official Mozilla site, from a Mozilla repository on github, or from a trusted Mozilla employee or volunteer. If you have already saved an extension to your desktop (or other location), you can skip this.ĭownload the extension that you want to your computer. Some are quicker than others, you'll just have to pick the one that you like the most.įirst Things First - Install methods - Install a Firefox Theme Manually This means that apt-get is working as intended, and something is specifically incompatible with firefox.Here are a few quick and easy ways to install Firefox add-ons manually. In the dockerfile, replacing firefox with wget works.apt install firefox works on an Ubuntu machine (just CLI, no docker involved).Firefox is visible as a package on both the Debian Packages ( ) and the Ubuntu Packages ( ).My reasons to believe that running apt-get install firefox should be possible are:

#INSTALL FIREFOX UPDATE#

The command '/bin/sh -c rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* & apt-get update & apt-get install -y -no-install-recommends firefox' returned a non-zero code: 100 This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, orĮ: Package 'firefox' has no installation candidate Package firefox is not available, but is referred to by another package. Get:6 buster-updates/main amd64 Packages Get:4 buster/updates/main amd64 Packages Step 2/2 : RUN rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* & apt-get update & apt-get install -y -no-install-recommends firefox Sending build context to Docker daemon 2.048kB : $ docker build -t testing/simpleopenjdkfirefox. Here is the output of running docker build.

This is a minimal reproducible example of my dockerfile: FROM openjdk:11Īpt-get update & apt-get install -y -no-install-recommends firefox I am trying to create a docker image which includes an installed Firefox browser, using openjdk:11-slim or openjdk:11 as my base image.

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