LibreWolf como alternativa Linux ao Microsoft Edge
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Nossa avaliação
LibreWolf is a good replacement for Microsoft Edge if your priority is privacy and you don’t rely on Microsoft account sync. It handles tab management, session restore, and ad blocking well, with strong default security. However, it’s based on Firefox, not Chromium, so some web compatibility edge cases may arise. It lacks built-in password sync across devices and doesn’t support Chrome extensions. Best for privacy-conscious users who value hardened defaults over ecosystem integration.
- Licença
- MPL-2.0
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 158.0-1 (13 de outubro de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Both block ads and trackers by default
- Support tab management and session restore
- Include developer tools for debugging websites
- Offer extension support through curated stores
- Run on desktop operating systems with similar UI layouts
O que muda
- LibreWolf is Firefox-based, not Chromium-based, affecting some site compatibility
- No built-in cross-device sync with Microsoft or Google accounts
- Lacks integrated password manager sync across devices
- Does not support Chrome or Edge extensions directly
- Removes updater and crash reporter, which Edge includes
Abrindo seus arquivos do Microsoft Edge
LibreWolf cannot directly open Microsoft Edge session files or custom bookmarks in Edge-specific formats. However, both browsers support standard HTML bookmark exports, so you can import Edge bookmarks via Firefox-compatible formats. History, passwords, and open tabs must be migrated manually or through third-party tools. Sync data from Edge does not transfer automatically.
Trocando o Microsoft Edge pelo LibreWolf, passo a passo
- Export bookmarks in HTML format from Microsoft Edge
- Install LibreWolf via Flathub, AUR, or official package
- Import bookmarks into LibreWolf under Library > Bookmarks
- Install LibreWolf-addons for enhanced privacy if desired
- Manually set up a password manager using Bitwarden or similar
- Adjust settings in librewolf.cfg if enforcing custom policies
Principais recursos do LibreWolf
- Fork independente do Firefox com configurações de privacidade reforçadas
- Mais de 500 configurações de privacidade, segurança e desempenho pré‑aplicadas
- Telemetria, relatório de falhas e atualizador removidos
- Configurações forçadas via librewolf.cfg e policies.json
- Add‑ons opcionais LibreWolf‑addons para privacidade avançada
- Funciona ao lado do Firefox com perfil e caminho de instalação separados
- Lista de add‑ons revisada e recomendada
- Disponível via Flathub, AUR e outras fontes de pacotes
Como instalar o LibreWolf no Linux
flatpak install flathub io.gitlab.librewolf-communitysudo pacman -S librewolfPerguntas frequentes
Can I run LibreWolf alongside Firefox?
Yes, LibreWolf uses a separate profile and install path, so it won’t interfere with Firefox or other browsers.
Does LibreWolf support Chrome extensions?
No, it only supports Firefox-compatible extensions, including LibreWolf-addons. Chrome extensions won’t work without conversion.
Is LibreWolf updated as frequently as Firefox?
Yes, it’s built from the latest Firefox Stable release, so security updates are included promptly after Mozilla’s release.