> I could run it from a tarball but > I'm not savvy enough to install it from one.
If you're running it from the tarball, here's what I suggest doing so that you can launch it from a terminal or from menus as if it were installed. If you have Icecat 52 installed from the Trisquel repos, remove it. $ sudo apt remove icecat Download and extract the tarball to your home folder $ cd ~ $ wget https://ftp.acc.umu.se/mirror/gnu.org/gnu/gnuzilla/60.3.0/icecat-60.3.0.en-US.gnulinux-x86_64.tar.bz2 $ tar xf icecat-60.3.0.en-US.gnulinux-x86_64.tar.bz2 $ rm icecat-60.3.0.en-US.gnulinux-x86_64.tar.bz2 Create a script with which to launch Icecat from a terminal. $ mkdir ~/.local/bin $ echo "/home/$USER/icecat/icecat > ~/.local/bin/icecat $ chmod +x ~/.local/bin/icecat After this you can run "icecat" in a terminal to launch Icecat. Create a desktop file with which to launch Icecat from menus. Use your preferred text editor to create "~/.local/share/applications/icecat.desktop" containing the following (replace both instances of "chaosmonk" with your username): [Desktop Entry] Name=Icecat Exec=/home/chaosmonk/icecat/icecat Terminal=false Type=Application Icon=/home/chaosmonk/icecat/browser/chrome/icons/default/default128.png Categories=Network;WebBrowser; After this Icecat should appear in menus and launchers.
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