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firefox

Firefox is not a command line tool, but rather a popular web browser developed by Mozilla. It provides a graphical user interface (GUI) for browsing the internet and accessing various web-based services. Firefox is known for its speed, security, and customizable features. It supports various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux. While Firefox primarily functions as a GUI application, there are command line options available for advanced users and developers to perform specific tasks or execute certain operations from the command line.

List of commands for firefox:

  • firefox:tldr:09a52 firefox: Launch Firefox and open a web page.
    $ firefox ${https:--www-duckduckgo-com}
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  • firefox:tldr:27277 firefox: Open a private (incognito) window.
    $ firefox --private-window
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  • firefox:tldr:35723 firefox: Use a specific profile to allow multiple separate instances of Firefox to run at once.
    $ firefox --profile ${path-to-directory} ${https:--example-com-}
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  • firefox:tldr:66610 firefox: Set Firefox as the default browser.
    $ firefox --setDefaultBrowser
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  • firefox:tldr:84734 firefox: Take a screenshot of a web page in headless mode.
    $ firefox --headless --screenshot ${path-to-output_file-png} ${https:--example-com-}
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  • firefox:tldr:c2ef8 firefox: Open a new window.
    $ firefox --new-window ${https:--www-duckduckgo-com}
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  • firefox:tldr:db322 firefox: Launch Firefox in safe mode, with all extensions disabled.
    $ firefox --safe-mode
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