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$ ~/firefox8/firefox A Note About Your Bookmarks and Browsing history (Am I Going To Lose Them?) To start Firefox, type the firefox command script in the firefox directory: Make sure you backup ~/.mozilla/ directory, enter: $ tar jxvf firefox-*.tar.bz2 -C ~/firefox8 Step #3: Start Firefox 8 Please note that if you can not install Firefox 8 in /opt directory, due to permission issue, use your own home directory as follows: To extract the contents of the downloaded file called firefox-8.0.tar.bz2 and install into /opt directory, enter:
If you’ve not saved or downloaded Firefox 8, use the wget command as follows: Open a command line-terminal and go to your /tmp directory, enter:
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