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README.md

This repository is still a work in progress.

But we have a zip file available for testing right now..

Download link to the prerelease alpha zip file is here.

To do:

  • Creating an installer.
  • Branding issues, include a good icon for librewolf.exe
  • Other Branding Issues
  • Improve this README.md to contain detailed instructions on how to build.

For now, if you want to attempt to build, this build does require you to:

  • First build the mozilla-unified as explained in the mozilla docs, using all the ./mach bootstrap stuff
  • You can delete this mozilla-unified thing to save some space (try ./mach run on it just for fun)
  • Then clone the windows repo
  • cd into it, and build with: time bash build.sh fetch prepare build package installer_win
  • you can perform each of the build steps individually and the overall script structure follows PKGBULD as used on Archlinux
  • This will produce a librewolf-85.0.en-US.win64.zip in this windows folder.