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Why no update for Linux Mint?

Sourav
Sourav

Why no update for Linux Mint?

Why no update for Linux Mint?

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Hello! On linux Firefox updates through your package manager, so there is usually a 2 to 3 day wait on the update. If my reply helped mark as solution.

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Mkll
Mkll

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Hello! On linux Firefox updates through your package manager, so there is usually a 2 to 3 day wait on the update. If my reply helped mark as solution.

James (On Vacation)
James (On Vacation)
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The Firefox Release builds for Linux from Mozilla already has updates if you are using the tarballs from say from www.mozilla.org/firefox/all

Make sure the Firefox folder has read/write permission if you use this version so Firefox can get updates.

Mkll said

Hello! On linux Firefox updates through your package manager, so there is usually a 2 to 3 day wait on the update.

Only if you acquired Firefox this way and not the tarballs from say www.mozilla.org/firefox/all/

Third-party builds this way are not updated by Mozilla but are provided by the Linux distro you are using. Sometimes they are fast or slow in response.