I have Librewolf installed in a flatpak. It wasn't asking to be the default browser. I went into config:about and changed a setting there, so now it asks every time it opens, if I want it to be the default browser. I click yes. But when I click on a link, Firefox jumps into action. I looked in the settings, and it says Firefox is my default browser. There's no place to uncheck that setting.
I went to the preferred apps, and put Librewolf in as the default and saved it. It didn't make any difference.
I'm using Linux-lite 5.8.
I've never heard of it, so there's a good chance it's not supported much at all in operating systems.
Perhaps you can make Librewolf your default browser using Lite Tweaks.
(05-06-2022, 02:20 PM)SteveM2020 link Wrote: [ -> ]I have Librewolf installed in a flatpak. It wasn't asking to be the default browser. I went into config:about and changed a setting there, so now it asks every time it opens, if I want it to be the default browser. I click yes. But when I click on a link, Firefox jumps into action. I looked in the settings, and it says Firefox is my default browser. There's no place to uncheck that setting.
I went to the preferred apps, and put Librewolf in as the default and saved it. It didn't make any difference.
I'm using Linux-lite 5.8.
If you really want LW to be the default, you can try removing FF. If you want FF, too, download the tarball/compressed file from here
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ extract to /opt/, and then integrate it in LL menu, so it's available there.