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    Firefox and Thunderbird

    Hi,
    I do use neither Firefox nor Thunderbird. But I again and again have to install updates of them. How can I get rid of Firefox and Thunderbird completely?
    Kind regards
    Sigurd

    #2
    How is it installed ,as snap or apt?
    What's the output of
    Code:
    snap list | grep -E 'firefox|thunderbird'
    Code:
    apt list --installed 2>/dev/null | grep -E '^firefox|^thunderbird'
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      #3
      Hello die.boer,
      I think it came with snap. Both are not yet installed.
      Kind regards,
      Sigurd

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        #4
        Not sure I know what you mean by both not installed yet ?
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          #5
          I think I got files from both programs with the installation of Kubuntu 26.04 LTS.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Sigurd View Post
            Hi,
            I do use neither Firefox nor Thunderbird. But I again and again have to install updates of them. How can I get rid of Firefox and Thunderbird completely?
            Kind regards
            Sigurd
            Use Discover to uninstall them?

            (then use Synaptic or apt to remove the "fake" debs used to pull in the Snap package, though this may not be necessary. It won't hurt.)
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              #7
              please post the output of these
              Code:
              snap list | grep -E 'firefox|thunderbird'
              Code:
              apt policy firefox thunderbird
              it depends on how Firefox/Thunderbird got installed and which packages depend on them.

              For a Kubuntu/Ubuntu system:
              If they're Snap packages, removing the Snaps normally prevents ordinary updates from bringing them back.
              If an APT package or meta/transition package depends on them, an upgrade can potentially reinstall them.
              Ubuntu also has mechanisms that can automatically install Firefox/Thunderbird in some configurations.


              ​If you paste the output, I can tell you exactly what is causing the updates and how to remove them without them coming back.​
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                #8
                Hi,
                Synaptic knows many files of Thunderbird and Firefox. But no file is installed. But I still get updates of them.

                sigurd@sigurd-pc:~$ apt policy firefox thunderbird
                firefox:
                Installiert: (keine)
                Installationskandidat: 1:1snap1-0ubuntu9.1
                Versionstabelle:
                1:1snap1-0ubuntu9.1 500
                500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu resolute-updates/main amd64 Packages
                1:1snap1-0ubuntu8 500
                500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu resolute/main amd64 Packages
                thunderbird:
                Installiert: (keine)
                Installationskandidat: 2:1snap1-0ubuntu5
                Versionstabelle:
                2:1snap1-0ubuntu5 500
                500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu resolute/main amd64 Packages
                sigurd@sigurd-pc:~$
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                sigurd@sigurd-pc:~$ snap list | grep -E 'firefox|thunderbird'
                firefox - 8969 latest/stable/… mozilla** beschädigt
                thunderbird - 1274 latest/stable/… canonical** beschädigt
                sigurd@sigurd-pc:~$

                "beschädigt" means damaged

                Kind regards,
                Sigurd

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