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Can't install any addon

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After update (Firefox 62.0b6, Ubuntu 18.04 ) can't add or install any add-on (even from addons.mozilla.org). Popup message says: the addon downloaded from this site appears to be corrupt. I already try to reinstall Firefox, delete extensions files from profile folder. Nothing is helped.

After update (Firefox 62.0b6, Ubuntu 18.04 ) can't add or install any add-on (even from addons.mozilla.org). Popup message says: the addon downloaded from this site appears to be corrupt. I already try to reinstall Firefox, delete extensions files from profile folder. Nothing is helped.

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62b07 solves the problem.

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Also using 18.04 64bit, after the (automatic) update to 62.0b6, all extensions were disabled, new ones not possible to install.

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That seems to be fault with the Ubuntu builds of Firefox 62b6 and not with the Firefox 62b6 that Mozilla builds. A user over at https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/ reported yesterday that when he installed Mozilla build than fault didn't exist, he only had it with the Ubuntu build.

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the-edmeister said

That seems to be fault with the Ubuntu builds of Firefox 62b6 and not with the Firefox 62b6 that Mozilla builds. A user over at https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/ reported yesterday that when he installed Mozilla build than fault didn't exist, he only had it with the Ubuntu build.

Yup, they already listed it. (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/1780793 ). I downgrade Firefox to version 61 and all comebacks to normal. I guess it's the only solution of this problem for now.

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62b07 solves the problem.