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New to Linux and can't install Librewolf
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Sudo apt install librewolf
Sudo apt install flatpak
Flatpak install librewolf
If that doesn't work then I recommend you try just installing it from your package manager of choice
But if that doesn't work then I don't know what else I can do for you mate. Firefox broke on my version of Linux mint just uninstalled it and used unchromeium Linux and it's subsequent distros can be quite weird at times
You would need to add the flathub repo. But thats already done by default on Mint.
It is only available as a flatpak
Or from source
That's a pain