Once all the issues are resolved, Mozilla will publish its awesome Firefox web browser to Flathub’s stable channel.
flatpak install -user flatpak run -branch=beta Installing the Firefox web browser as a Flatpak is as easy clicking this link if you’re using a GNU/Linux distribution that supports installing remote Flatpaks using GNOME Software or KDE Plasma Discover package managers.Īlternatively, users can run the command below in a terminal emulator to install Firefox beta. This is not how localizations are typically handled in Flatpak or even in Linux distro packages,” explains Fedora developer Jiri Eischmann. “Mozilla has traditionally provided official localized builds for each language. Some known issues are present, such as localization files, which are a bit hard to implement in the Flatpak version. However, please keep in mind that this is still a pre-release version. Senior software engineer Mihai Tabara announced earlier this week that his team over at Mozilla managed to successfully build Flatpaks of the upcoming Firefox 75 release.Įarly builds have been published in the Flathub store into the beta channel for early adopters who want to install the web browser on their favorite GNU/Linux distribution using this universal binary format.
Mozilla has finally managed to package its awesome open-source and free Firefox web browser in the Flatpak universal binary format for Linux-based operating systems.Īfter already being available as a Snap app in the Snap Store, the Mozilla Firefox web browser is now also installable as a Flatpak app from Flathub.
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