forked from librewolf/arch
The arch build of LibreWolf
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The StartupWMClass is no longer valid, and it leads to a pixelated icon being used, instead of the high quality included icon. xprop shows the following WM_CLASS values: WM_CLASS(STRING) = "Navigator", "librewolf" Since "Navigator" is quite generic, I just changed it to "librewolf" instead of "LibreWolf" which is not actually on the windows. |
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| AUR | v139.0.4_1-1 | |
| .gitignore | v85.0.2-1 CI | |
| .gitlab-ci.yml | migrate AUR builds, too; use bsys6 bin for librewolf-bin | |
| ci.build.sh | chown is not chmod. that was an embarassing typo. | |
| default192x192.png | v96.0.1-1 ci | |
| kde_menu.patch | actually add the kde testing patch | |
| KEY | verify firefox signature | |
| librewolf.desktop | Update StartupWMClass in librewolf.desktop | |
| librewolf.install | v88.0.1-2 ci; change patches repo to common | |
| PKGBUILD | v139.0.4_1-1 | |
| README.md | Make the git clone command point to Codeberg instead of GitLab | |
The official Arch Linux Package Build for the LibreWolf Browser
Building from source
If you're on Arch Linux, you can use this repository to build the LibreWolf Browser from source.
The build process will take a long time, even on powerful machines, it takes about an hour. On weaker computers, it can take way longer. If you still want to build it yourself, follow the steps below.
First clone and enter this repository:
git clone https://codeberg.org/librewolf/arch.git && cd arch/
Then import Mozilla's GPG key:
gpg --recv-key EBE41E90F6F12F6D
Finally resolve dependencies, build and install the package:
makepkg -si
AUR packages
To make your life easier, use the packages provided via the AUR:
- librewolf: build from source; again, it will take a long time
- librewolf-bin: spare the time and work, download the binary