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LibreWolf for windows

  • download latest release
  • Visit the FAQ.
  • Install via chocolatey: choco install librewolf
  • or install via winget: winget install librewolf
  • If your LibreWolf crashes on startup, you probably miss the right Visual C++ Runtime. You want the Visual Studio 2015, 2017 and 2019 version for x64, which would be this file.
  • The .zip files are 'portable zip files' that allows for a user profile in the extracted zip file folders. It is self-contained.

Where to submit tickets

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Compiling the windows version

This segment is for people who want to build LibreWolf for themselves. The build of the LibreWolf source tarball is in public CI, so you can use that. Given that you have followed the steps in the Mozilla setup guide:

Once that works, you can check out and compile LibreWolf like this:

git clone https://gitlab.com/librewolf-community/browser/windows.git
cd windows
make fetch build

Currently a bug in ./mach package makes this build fail, but it did produce the distribution .zip file that we're after. So after this, you can just:

make artifacts

This will produce the -setup.exe and portable .zip. Have fun!