In the tutorial, you have learned how to install LibreWolf on Debian 11 Bullseye using the official repository and how to maintain and remove it if need be. sudo rm /usr/share/keyrings/librewolf.gpg Comments and Conclusion sudo rm /etc/apt//librewolf.listĪfter removing the repository list file, remove the GPG. Remove the repository if you plan not to re-install LibreWolf again. When you no longer want the browser to be installed on your system, use the following command to remove it.
LIBREWOLF ARCH UPDATE
sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade How to Remove (Uninstall) LibreWolf For users that would like to check manually, use the following command in your terminal. The browser should update by itself with your system packages for desktop users, given it is using the APT package manager. The best way to use LibreWolf for desktop users that prefer not using the command line terminal is to open the GUI of the application by following the path: Activities > Show Applications > LibreWolf.
If you would like to launch and use the terminal at the same time, send it to the background: librewolf & Using the command line terminal, you can open the browser quickly by using the following command. Now that you have the privacy-focused browser installed, launching can be done in a few ways. sudo apt install librewolf -y Launch LibreWolf Browser sudo apt updateįinally, you can install the LibreWolf browser using the following command.
Now run an APT update to reflect the newly imported repository. | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/librewolf.gpg >/dev/null In your terminal, execute the following command to import to your keychain. The first step is to import the GPG key to verify the authenticity of the packages. If you skip and encounter issues, return and just run the command. sudo apt install curl apt-transport-https gnupg2 -y Most of these packages would already be present on your system, but running the command can help ensure they’re installed. The following dependencies will need to be installed to install LibreWolf successfully. sudo apt update & sudo apt upgrade -y Install Dependecies Before proceeding with the tutorial, it is good to ensure your system is up-to-date with all existing packages.
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