If you want to have the last Firefox version before Deepin's Store launches it out, simply download the Firefox archive from official page, and copy it to /usr/lib/firefox, replacing all archives on it, you'll have an always auto-updated version of Firefox and with all its dependences in it.

I think this is a good idea. Thanks mate.

run sudo firefox
then you can autoupdate.

Yep, downloading the file from Firefox's site enables updating, but at update time it will invite one to go to the page and re-download the updated file to copy again. Instead of this, running sudo firefox when the update is coming, gives the oportunity to update the browser just like in Windows.

I can't update using:

sudo firefox

You need to download the Mozilla page's version first, and copy it into Firefox (the one from Deepin repos) directory in your system, it will enable updates (the only difference between updating with or without sudo, is that with sudo it is automatic, without sudo you need to re-download the new version from Mozilla's page, unpack it and copy it into the same directory.

Is a good idea

Edited by zahareevici at 2018-4-26 17:49

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