Installation instructions for
Installer
To install LibreWolf on Windows manually, just download and run the latest installer:
Download librewolf-150.0-1-windows-x86_64-setup.exe
Download librewolf-150.0-1-windows-arm64-setup.exe
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For automatic updates (recommended), the installer includes the option to install LibreWolf WinUpdater. Enable the option "Schedule Automatic Updates" to automatically let WinUpdater create the update task. After the installation, you can manually enable/disable automatic updates by opening WinUpdater and (un)checking the box "Schedule a task for automatic update checks..."
Windows binaries are signed by OSSign / Cloudyne Systems (Scheibling Consulting AB). For more information, see our FAQ
Microsoft Store
We also offer LibreWolf packaged for the Microsoft Store, which has the advantage of being automatically updated by the system. You can install this version here:
Get it from Microsoft
Portable Version
For cases where installation at system level is not possible, for use on portable storage media or just for testing LibreWolf, we also release a portable version of LibreWolf. LibreWolf WinUpdater is included for automatic updates. You can download it here:
Download librewolf-150.0-1-windows-x86_64-portable.zip
Download librewolf-150.0-1-windows-arm64-portable.zip
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Package Managers
Alternatively, you can use a package manager to download LibreWolf and keep it up-to-date.
Using Chocolatey
choco install librewolf
To see the current status of the Chocolatey package, you can visit the LibreWolf chocolatey page.
Using winget
winget install LibreWolf.LibreWolf
The winget command line tool is only supported on Windows 10 1709 (build 16299) or later at this time. Using winget is explained in this Microsoft article.
Using Scoop
scoop bucket add extras
scoop install librewolf
The Scoop manifest for LibreWolf can be found on GitHub.