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Firefox offline installer for ChromeBook

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mornao1
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Now that Chrome on ChromeBook no longer allows access to what it thinks is an unsafe wifi but is a secure wifi (I call this the Trump Loop - it ignores reason and actuality and creates its own incorrect falsehood as reality and sticks to it irrespective of facts to the contrary), is there a full offline installer of Firefox for this platform? It is to get over the infinite loop effect - which you do not get with Firefox, now that chrome on the desktop does the same thing now. We have a large population of ChromeBooks, none of which can be used, and Google have not even dignified themselves with an answer (Asked 1 year ago!) - whereby a fudged ChromeBook with Firefox makes the unit usable again.

Now that Chrome on ChromeBook no longer allows access to what it thinks is an unsafe wifi but is a secure wifi (I call this the Trump Loop - it ignores reason and actuality and creates its own incorrect falsehood as reality and sticks to it irrespective of facts to the contrary), is there a full offline installer of Firefox for this platform? It is to get over the infinite loop effect - which you do not get with Firefox, now that chrome on the desktop does the same thing now. We have a large population of ChromeBooks, none of which can be used, and Google have not even dignified themselves with an answer (Asked 1 year ago!) - whereby a fudged ChromeBook with Firefox makes the unit usable again.

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James
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There is no version of Firefox for the Chrome OS itself.

You may be able to run the Android Firefox. There is also the possibility of dual booting with a Linux distro or if you have amore recent Chromebook you mayhave a Linux VM feature to be able to use Linux Firefox.

https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/android/all/

www.mozilla.org/firefox/all/