msrachelroodes
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I was wondering if anyone knows by experiance if one can have Gnu Icecat browser, Waterfox & Librewolf Browsers as .deb files ?
Internet Browsers on mintOS 20.1 which im struggling getting.
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As far as I know all those browsers are based on Firefox they do not have deb files to install - you would have to create the deb file
Icecat hasn't been updated in a long long time.
LibreWolf use the Appimage or Flatpak. Search the forum this is a thread on how to do either.
Waterfox just download and unzip:
LibreWolf use the Appimage or Flatpak. Search the forum this is a thread on how to do either.
Waterfox just download and unzip:
Opera, Google Chrome, and Vivaldi - to name a few.
Thanks KGIII I didn't know those browser were available as .deb's.
Heck, had I known that I would of had Opera by now:-
Just found Opera for my Debian box!
Download the Opera Browser for Computer, Phone, Tablet | Opera
Download the Opera browser for computer, phone, and tablet. Opera for Mac, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS. Free VPN, Ad blocker, built-in messengers.
www.opera.com
Brave has a Mint repo:
brave.com
Lots of browser choices.
Installing Brave on Linux | Brave
The Brave browser is a fast, private and secure web browser for PC, Mac and mobile. Download now to enjoy a faster ad-free browsing experience that saves data and battery life by blocking tracking software.
brave.com
Lots of browser choices.
The downloads folder on this particular device suggests that Min and Wexond are also available in .deb format. I'm pretty sure Microsoft's Edge browser is also in .deb format.
As for Opera, I used to use Opera back in the day. I still sometimes use it. Way back when, I used to pay for it.
If for some strange reason you really want Icecat just download it from:
unzip and you are good to go. But it was last updated on 2019-06-02. I wouldn't recommend using it.
If you are running Gnome you might take a look at Eolie:
For KDE I would suggest Falkon: released 19 March 2019
userbase.kde.org
Anyway we have veered away from what the OP asked.
Other than Chromium, Firefox, LIbreWolf and Tor Browser, Personally I wouldn't mess with any other browsers. Other than as a curiosity, to see what they look and feel like.
unzip and you are good to go. But it was last updated on 2019-06-02. I wouldn't recommend using it.
If you are running Gnome you might take a look at Eolie:
For KDE I would suggest Falkon: released 19 March 2019
Falkon - KDE UserBase Wiki
userbase.kde.org
Anyway we have veered away from what the OP asked.
Other than Chromium, Firefox, LIbreWolf and Tor Browser, Personally I wouldn't mess with any other browsers. Other than as a curiosity, to see what they look and feel like.
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Slimjet also comes in a Deb file...https://www.slimjet.com/ 
