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IME Firefox does this when the OS updates packages that Firefox depends on and/or changes FF version. I can't speak to Ubuntu specifically but I've seen the sam
by BeefWellington 4y ago
IME Firefox does this when the OS updates packages that Firefox depends on and/or changes FF version. I can't speak to Ubuntu specifically but I've seen the same behavior on Arch and Fedora and it's always around OS updates that I've triggered manually.
- Izkata 4y agoUbuntu (at least pre-snap) has Firefox in unattended-upgrades so apt can update Firefox in the background even if the user never runs updates themselves.