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This is the first I've seen something like this on Linux. I'm using endeavourOS and update my system fairly regularly. Is this "normal"?
Firefox is v122 installed from the ~~Aur~~ normal arch repositories with pacman.
edit: added install method
edit 2: corrected install method
What install method did you use? Aur/Flatpak/Binary (DDL)?
Aur. I’ll add that to the post now
Is there a reason you installed from the AUR instead of the normal Arch repositories? (pacman)
Honestly, I always (at least in my head) thought of the AUR and normal arch repositories as the same. TIL.
To correct myself, I installed Firefox with pacman.
Weird that you’re having issues with the arch repo install, I’ve been running firefox from them for years and not had any issues