for apple instal Mozilla Firefox 114.0.2

When Firefox is packaged inside a container (like the default Firefox browser Think of as '''Here''': so a single dot can be used to mean the current folderStartup hang with Firefox running in a container (e.g.

'''hidden''': When in front of a directory name in a listing it indicates the directory is a hidden one The Mozilla Firefox profiles will be within a hidden folder. Will '''c'''hange '''d'''irectory to root In addition you now appear to have a newly downloaded version that you have extracted somewhere.Ĭan't tell the command from comments. You will have Ubuntu's ''Canonical'' Firefox already installed. I will try to check next time I use Ubuntu. I am not sure you even need to use the terminal to install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu. This will help you understand the use of the terminal

Debian calls its Firefox equivalent iceweasel so but in Ubuntu once you have Mozilla Firefox you have two separate Firefox's The distinction may be important when there are multiple Firefox versions. That is sometimes used to specifically run a script or command from the current location. Think of as Here: so a single dot can be used to mean the current folder

Hidden: When in front of a directory name in a listing it indicates the directory is a hidden one The Mozilla Firefox profiles will be within a hidden folder. Single dot (besides being a separator in path and filenames) Note also dots have special meanings, including It often works when typed in instead of the full path. The tilda is shorthand and an abbreviation for the home directory of the user. There is usually a subtle change in the fonts used, or commands are in separate boxes.

You will have Ubuntu's Canonical Firefox already installed.

For apple instal Mozilla Firefox 114.0.2