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An APT repository hosting the Mozilla builds of the latest official releases of Firefox, Thunderbird, and Seamonkey. Do not manually download the files - read the wiki, https://sourceforge.net/p/ubuntuzilla/wiki/ for instructions on using the repository.
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Ubuntuzilla: Mozilla Software Installer
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I agree with lproven. Why download a text document? Just put it on the website, so people can copy and past it. (or is it all about clicks?) I use Ubuntuzilla: Mozilla Software Installer for Firefox ESR, Seamonkey, and Thunderbird. This also puts the repository in your system and keeps the programs updated.
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good alternative repo firefox
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Ubuntuzilla is a very helpful tool, but the site contents are not. There is no point saying "read the website, [blah at sourceforge] for instructions on using the repository" -- this *IS* the website, it's pointing to itself. Rather than pointing elsewhere, PUT THE INSTRUCTIONS HERE.Reply from Ubuntuzilla: Mozilla Software InstallerPosted 2023-07-28
sourceforge needs some file to be the "default download" for the big green button. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ -
Ubuntu ditched Seamonkey from the Software center. Here's an easy way to get it back. Much better than downloading the binary package. Ubuntuzilla takes care desktop integration and updates. Thanks a lot!
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Ubuntu folks are l^Hnaive as usuall... wish they would have learned the meaning of the ancient Netscape word "Mozilla" and how exactly it relates to Mosaic.