Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux VS wget2

i personally would also recomment you to start using the flatpak version, but if you really dont want to but still want to have an easy way to install the current verison, maybe this: https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux could interest you. Hope it helps.

It looks like you are using your distro provided version of Firefox. Use https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux to download a Mozilla build that comes with the Private Window option you want.

I use https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux/ for Nightly, but you could probably use it for release as well.

This will be the 2nd time GitHub has proven to be problematic. The 1st time was over a year ago and you can read about it here: https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux/issues/3

Understanding that there are three types of people, I have included three (3) different ways to install Mozilla Firefox. One of them is the personal installer, which does not require SUDO and does not install Firefox for everyone, just you, privately, isolated in your own little corner. You seemed to have missed that part. https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux/tree/master/personal

Here is the developer branch. I am working (coding) in my browser window, so I wouldn't clone the developer branch if I were you. lol https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux/tree/Linux-Is-Best-patch-1/personal

I was so tired (sleepy) that when I finally wrapped it up and published my release, I forgot a file. I had to re-release the whole development because of it. lol https://github.com/Linux-Is-Best/Firefox-automatic-install-for-Linux/releases

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A libwget is one of the goals of wget2.

Another tip is using wget2 instead of wget if you're mirroring a site (but this is more I/O tip than computationally heavy) https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/-/wikis/home

Sadly, wget2 doesn't support WARC last time I checked, but wget2 comes with a `--max-threads` parameter that together with `--mirror` and `--tries` makes it trivial to mirror even the slowest websites out there.

Yup, there are some other contributors of course, but by and large, it's just Tim aka rockdaboot: https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/-/commits/master

wget 2.0 alpha supports multiple parallel downloads, if you don't mind installing another program for what I assume is a one-off task.

There's a link to https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2 on the wget homepage.

My package manager, Synaptic, does not have wget2 so I am getting it from gitlab:' https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/-/blob/master/README.md