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Originally Posted by DavidMcCann
That's a notorious piece of malware and a warning not to download odd things off the web! The quickest thing to do is
1. use your package manager to uninstall Firefox.
2. delete the folder .mozilla — you can find that in your file manager by enabling the "show hidden files" option. That will remove the various bits of the plugin from whereever they're hidden.
3. go back to the package manager and re-install Firefox. That will also get you a new .mozilla folder created when it sees that there isn't one.
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Without knowing your distro, it is kind of hard to give specific instructions, but DavidMcCann advice is solid. Assuming you are using Ubuntu as I see it it mentioned below your name, and are up to date, to get this done from a terminal quickly do:
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sudo apt-get remove --purge firefox*
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sudo rm -r ~/.mozilla
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sudo rm -r ~/.cache/mozilla
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sudo apt-get install firefox -y
and you should be good to go