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How to install the latest Firefox build (called Aurora) on Debian unstable? Are there any packages or repositories?

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You should be able to enter http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/aurora/ and simply download, unpack and run aurora from there - This will however give you the absolutely latest version and won't use a repo (or Debian package)

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This is however for FireFox and not for the iceweasel fork ... – Jontas Apr 23 '12 at 12:17
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To install the latest build of Firefox, or release version, beta, extended support release (ESR) and Firefox 3.5, use instructions from http://mozilla.debian.net. Basically you choose your distribution (stable, testing, unstable), choose Iceweasel (Firefox), Icedove (Thunderbird), Iceape (Seamonkey), choose the version, then add a string in /etc/apt/sources.list, then update the packages list. You would also possibly need to install package pkg-mozilla-archive-keyring for APT not to complain about untrusted sources.

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