Installs and uninstalls official and AppImage Waterfox packages on every 64-bit Linux distribution.
Tip: AppImage package doesn't require installing. It can be just launched by setting as executable and clicking into it, but when it's unpacked it may run faster and you can edit some files if you want.
To run this app you'll need gettext, Python 3.5+, PyGObject (python3-gi/python-gobject), Python 3 Cairo bindings for the GObject library (python3-gi-cairo/python-cairo) and GTK+ 3.22+ (libgtk-3-0/gtk3) installed, but in most distributions they are already available by default.
Then after you extract zip archive, you need to launch install_waterfox_GUI.py file.
It's rather not necessary to describe that, cuz it's really easy to do that.
To run this script you'll need gettext and Python 3.5+ installed, but in most distributions they are already available by default.
Then after you extract zip archive, you need to launch install_waterfox_CLI.py script in your console.
You can launch script with flag -h to get list of available options.
If you have .tar.bz2 or AppImage file on same directory as script, then just run it, choose Install option.
Otherwise rerun it with flag -sp=<path>, where <path> is place where you have your tarballs or AppImages.
Script should ask you few questions about shortcuts, symlinks and then install Waterfox on $HOME/.local/lib (you can change installation directory with flag -ip=<path>, where <path> is place where will be folder with package name). It should display you message when installation completed.
Just run this script and choose Uninstall option.
By default it looks for programs in last saved path. If you have apps in multiple paths, then you need to relauch it with flag -ip=<path>, where <path> is place where is folder with package name.
Script should ask you if you want to remove configuration file and display message when uninstallation completed.
If you want to translate installer to your language, then you need Poedit installed. If you already have it, then go to src/locales/GUI directory and see if yourLanguageCode.po file is available. If not, then open install_waterfox_GUI.pot file in Poedit and press button to create new translation, otherwise just open yourLanguageCode.po file in Poedit and start translating. You should do that similarly with files on src/locales/common and src/locales/CLI directories. When you're done with it, just send Pull Request with these files.