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Kali Linux tutorial II - remove Iceweasel and install Firefox
The default browser in Kali Linux is Iceweasel - in comparison, the default browser in previous backtrack installations has been Firefox, but this also comes from one main difference: Kali is Debian based and Backtrack was based on Ubuntu. Iceweasel is only a rebranded version of Firefox. If you have whatever reasons and you need to install Firefox in Kali, fo…
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