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Yeah it can. The only problem is my home directory is not on SSD and it takes long time to load Firefox from regular HDD.
by rohanrd-xyz 5y ago
Yeah it can. The only problem is my home directory is not on SSD and it takes long time to load Firefox from regular HDD.
- OscarCunningham 5y agoI believe the 'proper' place to install it would be /opt. You can then give yourself edit permissions for the firefox directory so that firefox is capable of upgrading itself when you run it.
- dhimes 5y agoYep- this. And put a symlink to it. Then you can quickly switch versions to nightly or whatever you need.