Firefox 83 has been released. The Firefox browser now feels radically new, modern, fast, and powerful, thanks to the release of this update. You will note that the latest Firefox is noticeably faster than older versions.
Install Firefox 83
This article will walk you through installing Firefox on CentOS, RedHat, and Fedora Linux. We will use to install Firefox 83 compiled code for Linux systems in this tutorial, which does not include any compilation or anything like that. Everything we have to do now is extracting the archive file and begin using it.
Step 1 – Remove The Existing Version
The Firefox web browser comes pre-installed on several Linux distributions. As a result, any prior update built on your device can be removed. To delete the default installed firefox from rehat-based Linux distributions, run the following command:
Unlink or rename the existing firefox binary as well (if available). Your current binary location, for example, is /usr/bin/firefox.
Step 2 – Download the latest version of Firefox for Linux.
Here’s where you can get the most latest version of Firefox. Firefox 83 was the most recent stable version released at the time of this article’s last update. Using one of the commands below, download Firefox source code tailored to your device architecture.
Extract the archive using the following command after installing the new update of Firefox to your system.
Step 3 – Install Firefox on your Linux computer
Firefox’s source code has already been pre-compiled, so we do not need to do anything to get it to work on our system. Installing Firefox entails configuring it to run on your system. To make the Firefox binary file accessible from anywhere on the system, simply build a soft link to it in the systems bin directory.
Now, from a Linux terminal, run the following command to start Firefox. To launch Firefox on your machine, you can also use the GUI menu.
Final Thoughts
You learned how to install Firefox on CentOS/RHEL 8/7 and Fedora 33/d32/31/30/29 Linux systems in this tutorial.
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