The ever awesome rycee/home-manager has a really nice module for configuring Firefox. The above overlay can be configured as the package by simply setting programs.firefox.package = Firefox; (if Firefox is the name you bound the overlay to). But the module lets you do much more than that. Extensions from rycee's NUR repo 🔧. In this video, I will gonna show How to Download and Install Firefox On Mac OS X step by step. Mozilla Firefox, or simply Firefox, is a free and open-source.
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Installation Instructions
Where do I download Zotero?
You can download Zotero on the Zotero download page. Be sure to also install a Zotero Connector for your browser.
How do I install Zotero?
Mac
Open the .dmg you downloaded and drag Zotero to the Applications folder. You can then run Zotero from Spotlight, Launchpad, or the Applications folder and add it to your Dock like any other program.
After installing Zotero, you can eject and delete the .dmg file.
Windows
Linux
Download the tarball, extract the contents and run zotero
from that directory to start Zotero.
For Ubuntu, the tarball includes a .desktop file that can be used to add Zotero to the launcher. Move the extracted directory to a location of your choice (e.g., /opt/zotero
), run the set_launcher_icon
script from a terminal to update the .desktop file for that location, and symlink zotero.desktop
into ~/.local/share/applications/
(e.g., ln -s /opt/zotero/zotero.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/zotero.desktop
). Zotero should then appear either in your launcher or in the applications list when click the grid icon (“Show Applications”), from which you can drag it to the launcher.
Alternatively, for Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, a longtime community member maintains zotero-deb, a lightweight wrapper for the official tarball.
Unofficial packages are also available for various distros, but note that such packages are built by third parties, and we can only provide support for the official tarball and zotero-deb. In particular, third-party packages may be sandboxed, breaking various functionality.
To set up Zotero on a Chromebook, see Installing on a Chromebook.
How do I upgrade to a new version?
Zotero should update itself automatically by default, or you can go to the Help menu and select “Check for Updates…” to check for updates manually. You can also always manually install a new version of Zotero over your existing version without losing any data.
If you're currently running Zotero 4.0 for Firefox and wish to upgrade to Zotero 5.0, you'll need to install Zotero 5.0 from the download page along with the new Zotero Connector for Firefox. See A Unified Zotero Experience for more information.
Instructions
- Download and double-click FreedomSetup.dmg
- Drag Freedom.app to Applications Folder
- Launch and log in
Supported systems
- 10.8 and later
Need more help?
Instructions
- Download and double-click FreedomSetup.exe
- Follow Freedom installer instructions
- Launch and log in
Supported systems
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7 and later
Need more help?
Instructions
- Launch the App Store to download Freedom
- Install and log in
- Follow instructions to install the app blocker
Supported systems
- iOS 9 and later
Need more help?
Instructions
- Launch the Play Store to download Freedom
- Install and log in
- Follow instructions to start blocking apps
Supported systems
- Android Version 5.1 and later
- Kindle via the Amazon App Store
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We support ChromeOS via our browser extension, which enables you to block websites.
Install Chrome ExtensionWe support Linux via our browser extension, which enables you to block websites.
Install Chrome ExtensionCalming Browser Extension
Install our browser extension to display a calming green 'blocked' screen on blocked sites.
Install Chrome ExtensionOur browser extension requires the Freedom Desktop app to work on Mac.Windows. Also available for other browsers.
Free Browser Extension Apps
We've built a number of browser extensions that complement Freedom. These extensions are currently supported on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera. Install them and give them a try - they're free!
Pause
Pause momentarily before visiting a distracting website.
Install PauseLimit
Linux On Macos
Limit allows you to limit your time spent on distracting websites.
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Insight
Insight shows you where you are spending your time online.