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It installs easy enough to get it to work as default out of the box, but after that it get's a bit harder.
Couldn't install any extensions. A bit of search showed to delete "extensions.cache" and "extensions.rdf". Now I was able to install them.
But it falls back to it's pre-default once I quit the session or re-boot.
In the end all I could think of is to un-install the original Firefox via YAST.
So I am now building up all the pathes and menus.
(Got to love the build in Spell checker)
But it's quite obvious that I will have to find a proper build rpm eventually to get this to work the way it should.
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