You can however using something like node webkit(now nwjs) to get pass the browser limitation. You are going to run into problems because the data you want to check is not within the same domain. Which will return something like firefox-67.0.4. Example, curl -fI '' | grep -o 'firefox-\+' To get the latest version number without downloading the archive you would use the HTTP HEAD method ( curl -I option). You would likely want to add your downloaded Firefox at the beginning of the $PATH (or %PATH% in Windows) environment variable.The curl command URL is surrounded by single quotes ( ') to avoid bash interpreting the ampersands ( &).For those see release notes in the appropriate subfolder. Mind you those are stable releases and not RC or nightly. See įor example, I want to download the latest Linux 64-bit US English version of Firefox. The simple answer is Mozilla Release Engineering already provides a way to download the latest version.
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