rpm has been downloaded, and enter: sudo alien -scripts mozillafirefox.rpm To do this, simply install ‘alien’ from the Ubuntu repo, then navigate to where the. rpm for OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, then used the ‘alien’ utility to convert it to. Since I use Plasma, I tried downloading the. That would affect all Mozilla products at once, which is probably a desirable thing… just be aware that this is what it would do.Īs for the installation of Firefox itself, I initially used the Mozilla Team PPA release from Ubuntu, but it lacks the KDE Plasma integration that the OpenSUSE version has. profile in the user’s home folder or in /etc/environment to work globally. It should also work to put the environment variable in.

If you use any other Mozilla-related products, like Thunderbird or Waterfox, that variable should be useful there too.

desktop entry for Firefox and simply put this string in front of the word “firefox” (with a space in between the 1 and the f of firefox):

I found that the solution is to run Firefox with the environment variable MOZ_USE_XINPUT2 set to 1. While moving my two fingers across the touchpad smoothly, which is supposed to make the page on screen scroll smoothly, it would move in short bursts, like I was scrolling a mouse wheel one click at a time. While my experience thus far with Kubuntu 22.04 has been positive, I did find a minor issue with touchpad scrolling in (non-Snap) Firefox.

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